WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:05.739 --> 00:00:07.474 [man] "Fate" is often viewed 3 00:00:07.507 --> 00:00:11.144 as the predetermined events that shape our lives. 4 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 5 00:00:11.177 --> 00:00:13.113 "Coincidence" is often referred to 6 00:00:13.146 --> 00:00:15.382 as an occurrence of random events 7 00:00:15.415 --> 00:00:17.384 that achieve the same outcome... 8 00:00:17.417 --> 00:00:19.085 and whether you believe in the universe 9 00:00:19.119 --> 00:00:20.820 being preordained 10 00:00:20.854 --> 00:00:22.355 or completely arbitrary, 11 00:00:22.389 --> 00:00:23.857 sometimes, 12 00:00:23.890 --> 00:00:25.392 all it takes is a chance meeting 13 00:00:25.425 --> 00:00:27.227 with the right person at the right time, 14 00:00:27.260 --> 00:00:29.596 for magic to truly happen. 15 00:00:30.764 --> 00:00:33.166 * Ain't no woman should be this hard * 16 00:00:33.199 --> 00:00:35.201 * But a hard-headed woman is the one I love * 17 00:00:35.235 --> 00:00:36.136 * Can't eat Can't sleep * 18 00:00:36.169 --> 00:00:37.637 * Or heal the hurt * 19 00:00:37.671 --> 00:00:39.806 * But every single day you make me wanna work * 20 00:00:39.839 --> 00:00:42.242 * A whole lot harder... * 21 00:00:42.275 --> 00:00:44.411 Raymond! Casey Carter. 22 00:00:44.444 --> 00:00:46.112 I just wanted to call and wish you good luck 23 00:00:46.146 --> 00:00:47.347 on your first day tomorrow. 24 00:00:48.515 --> 00:00:51.317 * Gotta work a whole lot harder, yeah * 25 00:00:51.351 --> 00:00:54.487 * I won't stop for anyone * 26 00:00:57.257 --> 00:01:00.126 * Well, I'll work overtime * 27 00:01:00.160 --> 00:01:01.695 -[cattle lowing] -* And I won't quit... * 28 00:01:01.728 --> 00:01:02.862 I'm so glad. 29 00:01:02.896 --> 00:01:04.364 I hope you work there forever 30 00:01:04.397 --> 00:01:06.599 and never need my services again, 31 00:01:06.633 --> 00:01:10.370 but if you have any friends who are job-hunting, please-- 32 00:01:10.403 --> 00:01:11.871 thank you! 33 00:01:11.905 --> 00:01:13.273 All right, you three, 34 00:01:13.306 --> 00:01:15.208 make sure the girls are comfortable. 35 00:01:15.241 --> 00:01:16.876 Peter, Boss needs you to check on the calves 36 00:01:16.910 --> 00:01:18.178 -before you wrap up. -You got it. 37 00:01:18.211 --> 00:01:19.579 And, Charlotte, 38 00:01:19.612 --> 00:01:21.448 please remind everyone of my number-one close-up rule. 39 00:01:21.481 --> 00:01:23.650 Last to leave double-checks that every gate is closed. 40 00:01:23.683 --> 00:01:24.718 There it is! 41 00:01:24.751 --> 00:01:26.753 Let's keep the good critters inside 42 00:01:26.786 --> 00:01:28.254 and the bad critters outside. 43 00:01:28.288 --> 00:01:29.656 Well, if you need anything at all, 44 00:01:29.689 --> 00:01:31.358 you just let me know, okay? 45 00:01:31.391 --> 00:01:32.759 Good! 46 00:01:32.792 --> 00:01:35.228 Okay. It's actually my birthday. 47 00:01:35.261 --> 00:01:37.263 I'm meeting my friend at my favorite restaurant, 48 00:01:37.297 --> 00:01:39.366 and I have arrived... 49 00:01:39.399 --> 00:01:42.235 so, good luck tomorrow, and we'll talk soon. 50 00:01:43.203 --> 00:01:44.304 [Charlotte] We gotta go! 51 00:01:44.337 --> 00:01:45.905 Hanks and I are gonna be late. You guys, don't wait up! 52 00:01:45.939 --> 00:01:47.507 Nobody call me that. 53 00:01:47.540 --> 00:01:48.675 [Peter] Hey, Henry? 54 00:01:48.708 --> 00:01:49.876 How come Charlotte gets invited to your birthday dinner, 55 00:01:49.909 --> 00:01:51.177 but we don't? 56 00:01:51.211 --> 00:01:52.479 Because Charlotte is my niece, 57 00:01:52.512 --> 00:01:53.613 and the rest of you 58 00:01:53.646 --> 00:01:55.782 can't be trusted out in public, even on a good day. 59 00:01:55.815 --> 00:01:57.784 -All right. -Let's get to work. 60 00:01:57.817 --> 00:02:00.153 [***] 61 00:02:14.401 --> 00:02:16.436 [chuckles] 62 00:02:19.305 --> 00:02:21.541 Wow, look at this! Look who finally arrives! 63 00:02:21.574 --> 00:02:24.711 Why is it that you're always punctual, 64 00:02:24.744 --> 00:02:25.812 except your birthday? 65 00:02:25.845 --> 00:02:27.647 Nice to see you, too, Mom. 66 00:02:27.681 --> 00:02:28.882 He was even born late. 67 00:02:28.915 --> 00:02:30.917 -[all chuckling] -I think it's because 68 00:02:30.950 --> 00:02:32.786 he doesn't like being the center of attention, 69 00:02:32.819 --> 00:02:34.354 but today it's only us. 70 00:02:34.387 --> 00:02:35.989 At your favorite restaurant. 71 00:02:36.022 --> 00:02:37.457 And no singing, as promised, right? 72 00:02:38.591 --> 00:02:39.693 Right? 73 00:02:39.726 --> 00:02:41.561 -* Happy-- * -Hey! 74 00:02:41.594 --> 00:02:42.462 -Thank you. Thank you. -I'm kidding, Mom. I'm kidding. 75 00:02:42.495 --> 00:02:44.397 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Thank you. Thank you. 76 00:02:44.431 --> 00:02:46.700 But I don't know what you all are talking about. 77 00:02:46.733 --> 00:02:48.435 I've got 5:45. 78 00:02:48.468 --> 00:02:50.503 [Mom] No, it-- I could've sworn it was 5:30! 79 00:02:50.537 --> 00:02:52.238 Mom, he changed the time on the app on the way over. 80 00:02:52.272 --> 00:02:53.306 -Oh! -What? 81 00:02:53.340 --> 00:02:54.708 Come here for a second. 82 00:02:54.741 --> 00:02:55.942 I wanna show you 83 00:02:55.975 --> 00:02:57.844 a little birthday surprise for you, here-- 84 00:02:57.877 --> 00:02:59.679 Okay. 85 00:02:59.713 --> 00:03:00.547 [Mom] Come on. We are old. 86 00:03:00.580 --> 00:03:02.482 You can't do that sort of thing to us. 87 00:03:02.515 --> 00:03:03.683 I know. 88 00:03:03.717 --> 00:03:04.751 -[laughter] -Happy birthday. 89 00:03:05.885 --> 00:03:07.320 What a guy. 90 00:03:07.354 --> 00:03:08.755 What a guy. Still holding the door. 91 00:03:13.827 --> 00:03:16.529 * I'm coming home... * 92 00:03:19.032 --> 00:03:20.800 -Hey-- -Whoo... 93 00:03:20.834 --> 00:03:22.602 Oh! It's your birthday. 94 00:03:22.635 --> 00:03:23.737 It's your birthday, girl. 95 00:03:23.770 --> 00:03:25.338 [squeals] 96 00:03:25.372 --> 00:03:27.340 When did you get here? 97 00:03:27.374 --> 00:03:28.775 Don't ask me those questions. How dare you? 98 00:03:28.808 --> 00:03:30.710 Let's go, come on! Whoo! 99 00:03:30.744 --> 00:03:32.479 Excuse me. Sorry. Sorry. 100 00:03:32.512 --> 00:03:34.814 -Sorry! Sorry. -[laughter] 101 00:03:34.848 --> 00:03:37.517 [***] 102 00:03:38.952 --> 00:03:40.320 Come on! 103 00:03:40.353 --> 00:03:41.821 Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. 104 00:03:41.855 --> 00:03:42.756 And... 105 00:03:42.789 --> 00:03:43.990 surprise! 106 00:03:44.024 --> 00:03:45.792 Oh, my gosh! 107 00:03:45.825 --> 00:03:48.328 Hi! [laughing] 108 00:03:48.361 --> 00:03:49.729 Great to see you! 109 00:03:49.763 --> 00:03:52.065 -Get this. -Oh, my gosh, hi! 110 00:03:52.098 --> 00:03:53.800 Wow, Jess! 111 00:03:53.833 --> 00:03:56.770 Oh, thank you all for being here. 112 00:03:56.803 --> 00:03:58.338 How did you do this? 113 00:03:58.371 --> 00:03:59.639 [Jess] Oh, come on, it's me! 114 00:03:59.673 --> 00:04:01.307 Of course, I did this. 115 00:04:01.341 --> 00:04:02.742 Oh, you need wine. Here. 116 00:04:02.776 --> 00:04:03.710 Oh! Thank you. 117 00:04:03.743 --> 00:04:04.811 Um, uh, can I get some more? 118 00:04:04.844 --> 00:04:07.914 [women chuckling] 119 00:04:07.947 --> 00:04:09.516 It's your birthday. 120 00:04:09.549 --> 00:04:11.818 [***] 121 00:04:14.120 --> 00:04:15.922 -Okay... -Mm-hmm? 122 00:04:15.955 --> 00:04:17.657 Oh, ho, ho! They're custom! 123 00:04:17.691 --> 00:04:18.792 -Yes. -[gasping] 124 00:04:18.825 --> 00:04:19.926 Custom sticky notes? 125 00:04:19.959 --> 00:04:21.428 You're welcome. 126 00:04:21.461 --> 00:04:23.997 Oh, wow. 127 00:04:24.030 --> 00:04:25.031 [Jess] We know what you like! 128 00:04:25.065 --> 00:04:25.999 -Oh. -Speaking of that-- 129 00:04:26.032 --> 00:04:27.867 You guys? 130 00:04:27.901 --> 00:04:30.403 We have one more present to give you. 131 00:04:30.437 --> 00:04:31.905 This is from all of us. 132 00:04:33.707 --> 00:04:35.608 Okay... 133 00:04:37.110 --> 00:04:39.579 What am I looking at here? 134 00:04:39.612 --> 00:04:40.480 Those are 135 00:04:40.513 --> 00:04:43.650 any time, any place, no questions asked 136 00:04:43.683 --> 00:04:45.418 "help coupons," 137 00:04:45.452 --> 00:04:48.755 so we can help take a little off your plate, 138 00:04:48.788 --> 00:04:51.991 and you can have a little time for yourself. 139 00:04:52.025 --> 00:04:54.961 Wow. That-- Thank you, guys. 140 00:04:54.994 --> 00:04:56.930 She needs it, right? 141 00:05:03.036 --> 00:05:04.004 -Oh... -Oh. 142 00:05:04.037 --> 00:05:05.105 Sorry. 143 00:05:05.138 --> 00:05:07.107 -No problem. -And... 144 00:05:07.140 --> 00:05:09.009 happy birthday. 145 00:05:09.042 --> 00:05:11.544 You too. 146 00:05:11.578 --> 00:05:12.545 Henry. 147 00:05:12.579 --> 00:05:13.680 Casey. 148 00:05:13.713 --> 00:05:14.814 Ah. 149 00:05:14.848 --> 00:05:16.783 Um... 150 00:05:16.816 --> 00:05:18.985 if you need help using up those coupons, 151 00:05:19.019 --> 00:05:21.054 just let me know. 152 00:05:21.087 --> 00:05:22.589 Oh, um, 153 00:05:22.622 --> 00:05:24.691 you know, I think it's a little early 154 00:05:24.724 --> 00:05:26.026 for re-gifting. 155 00:05:26.059 --> 00:05:27.794 Don't want to upset my coworkers. 156 00:05:27.827 --> 00:05:28.995 What do you do? 157 00:05:29.029 --> 00:05:30.663 I'm an executive recruiter. 158 00:05:30.697 --> 00:05:32.432 And you like it? 159 00:05:32.465 --> 00:05:34.834 Helping people find better jobs to improve their lives? 160 00:05:34.868 --> 00:05:36.102 Yeah, it's all right. 161 00:05:36.136 --> 00:05:37.704 [laughs] 162 00:05:37.737 --> 00:05:38.672 How 'bout you? 163 00:05:38.705 --> 00:05:41.141 How is the pay for lumberjacks these days? 164 00:05:41.174 --> 00:05:43.910 Not a lumberjack. 165 00:05:43.943 --> 00:05:45.745 An L.L. Bean catalog model? 166 00:05:45.779 --> 00:05:46.713 Had to turn them down. 167 00:05:46.746 --> 00:05:47.881 Mm. 168 00:05:47.914 --> 00:05:49.949 Farmer, actually. 169 00:05:49.983 --> 00:05:52.552 Oh! Uh, does it run in the family? 170 00:05:52.585 --> 00:05:53.586 No. 171 00:05:53.620 --> 00:05:55.155 No, although they did take me to a petting farm 172 00:05:55.188 --> 00:05:57.424 when I was four and... 173 00:05:57.457 --> 00:05:58.591 I didn't wanna leave. 174 00:05:59.826 --> 00:06:01.428 Still don't. 175 00:06:01.461 --> 00:06:02.662 Where's your farm? 176 00:06:02.696 --> 00:06:03.997 Not mine. 177 00:06:04.030 --> 00:06:05.865 I manage Eagle Canyon Dairy Farm, 178 00:06:05.899 --> 00:06:07.200 over on Route 8. 179 00:06:07.233 --> 00:06:09.069 Oh! Uh, by that ice-cream spot? 180 00:06:09.102 --> 00:06:10.036 Hancock's? 181 00:06:10.070 --> 00:06:11.137 Do you like it? 182 00:06:11.171 --> 00:06:12.472 The ice cream? 183 00:06:12.505 --> 00:06:13.907 No! Your job. 184 00:06:13.940 --> 00:06:15.175 It pays the bills. 185 00:06:15.208 --> 00:06:17.544 Sounds like you love it. 186 00:06:17.577 --> 00:06:20.447 What I would love is to have my own farm. 187 00:06:20.480 --> 00:06:22.115 A place like this, 188 00:06:22.148 --> 00:06:24.884 with a focus on quality and community... 189 00:06:24.918 --> 00:06:27.821 although, at my place, we might name the chickens. 190 00:06:31.725 --> 00:06:33.193 Well... 191 00:06:33.226 --> 00:06:37.063 if you ever need help landing a new job... 192 00:06:37.097 --> 00:06:40.433 or maybe naming some chickens... 193 00:06:43.203 --> 00:06:44.804 ...give me a call. 194 00:06:46.740 --> 00:06:47.807 I will. 195 00:06:53.046 --> 00:06:54.180 It's nothing. 196 00:06:54.214 --> 00:06:55.482 Okay. 197 00:06:55.515 --> 00:06:58.118 Oh! Oh, guys. Guys. 198 00:06:58.151 --> 00:06:59.652 -Ooh... -Look what's coming! 199 00:06:59.686 --> 00:07:00.220 Oh! 200 00:07:00.253 --> 00:07:01.654 [applause] 201 00:07:01.688 --> 00:07:03.089 Wow. Whoa. 202 00:07:03.123 --> 00:07:05.859 Uh... did we get a cake? 203 00:07:08.128 --> 00:07:09.662 [sighs] Simon? 204 00:07:10.830 --> 00:07:12.132 Whoa, whoa, whoa! 205 00:07:12.165 --> 00:07:14.901 Don't look at me. I told Charlotte to do it. 206 00:07:14.934 --> 00:07:16.770 No, remember-- I wanted the pink-glitter princess one, 207 00:07:16.803 --> 00:07:17.537 and you said no? 208 00:07:17.570 --> 00:07:19.139 Yup. That's true. 209 00:07:19.172 --> 00:07:20.674 That tracks. That's on me. 210 00:07:20.707 --> 00:07:21.975 I'm sure I would've loved it. 211 00:07:22.008 --> 00:07:25.278 Hi! Sorry to interrupt. 212 00:07:25.311 --> 00:07:28.715 Um, there's no way we're gonna finish all of this cake, 213 00:07:28.748 --> 00:07:32.719 and since we're birthday twins, do you wanna share? 214 00:07:32.752 --> 00:07:36.122 Uh, as long as there's no singing for me. 215 00:07:36.156 --> 00:07:37.257 [chuckling] 216 00:07:37.290 --> 00:07:38.725 Okay, but wait a minute. 217 00:07:38.758 --> 00:07:40.260 You two have to blow out the candles together. 218 00:07:40.293 --> 00:07:42.529 [group] Yeah! 219 00:07:46.966 --> 00:07:48.001 Cake. You're welcome. 220 00:07:51.638 --> 00:07:52.739 Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! 221 00:07:52.772 --> 00:07:54.074 No, you have to close your eyes 222 00:07:54.107 --> 00:07:55.709 and make a wish-- that's the rule. 223 00:07:58.211 --> 00:07:59.279 Okay. 224 00:07:59.312 --> 00:08:00.980 It's the rule. 225 00:08:01.014 --> 00:08:02.015 [chuckles] 226 00:08:02.048 --> 00:08:04.918 [***] 227 00:08:14.861 --> 00:08:17.063 [***] 228 00:08:20.066 --> 00:08:22.535 [diners applauding] 229 00:08:24.137 --> 00:08:26.072 [laughing] 230 00:08:31.077 --> 00:08:32.312 [whispers] What is happening? 231 00:08:32.345 --> 00:08:35.915 [***] 232 00:08:41.855 --> 00:08:43.123 Thank you. 233 00:08:44.958 --> 00:08:46.326 What'd you wish for? 234 00:08:46.359 --> 00:08:48.061 I can't tell you, or it won't come true. 235 00:08:49.262 --> 00:08:50.597 You believe in that kind of stuff? 236 00:08:50.630 --> 00:08:52.198 I don't notbelieve it. 237 00:08:52.232 --> 00:08:53.633 What did you wish for? 238 00:08:53.667 --> 00:08:55.235 I guess I can't tell you, either. 239 00:08:55.268 --> 00:08:56.636 [laughs] 240 00:08:56.670 --> 00:08:57.837 [phone rings] 241 00:08:59.773 --> 00:09:02.042 I'm sorry. I... I should take this. 242 00:09:02.075 --> 00:09:04.044 Sure. 243 00:09:06.179 --> 00:09:07.147 [hushed] So? What's the scoop? 244 00:09:07.180 --> 00:09:08.348 Nothing. 245 00:09:08.381 --> 00:09:09.949 [Jess] Didn't he say he's a farmer? 246 00:09:09.983 --> 00:09:10.950 Yes. 247 00:09:10.984 --> 00:09:12.018 Moo, moo. 248 00:09:12.052 --> 00:09:13.319 [both laughing] 249 00:09:13.353 --> 00:09:15.055 He's so cute. 250 00:09:15.088 --> 00:09:16.089 Oh, he's coming. 251 00:09:20.026 --> 00:09:21.194 Everything okay? 252 00:09:21.227 --> 00:09:23.296 Yeah. Yeah. 253 00:09:23.329 --> 00:09:27.100 Except I just got this weird spam call, 254 00:09:27.133 --> 00:09:30.103 except the person knew my name, and that it was my birthday-- 255 00:09:30.136 --> 00:09:32.172 somebody from a TV show. 256 00:09:32.205 --> 00:09:33.406 A TV show? 257 00:09:33.440 --> 00:09:34.974 Dance Your Heart Out. 258 00:09:36.409 --> 00:09:38.378 Apparently, it's some dance show. 259 00:09:38.411 --> 00:09:40.213 [chuckles dubiously] 260 00:09:43.783 --> 00:09:45.985 Are you... all right? 261 00:09:46.019 --> 00:09:50.790 Henry, Dance Your Heart Out isn't just "some dance show." 262 00:09:50.824 --> 00:09:52.359 It's a ridiculously popular 263 00:09:52.392 --> 00:09:54.160 TV show that airs across the country. 264 00:09:54.194 --> 00:09:55.895 It's like Dancing with the Stars, 265 00:09:55.929 --> 00:09:58.865 but with regular folks instead of celebs. 266 00:09:58.898 --> 00:09:59.699 Every season, 267 00:09:59.733 --> 00:10:01.267 the show goes to a different state 268 00:10:01.301 --> 00:10:02.902 and finds new people to compete, 269 00:10:02.936 --> 00:10:05.171 and the contestants get to pick their own partner 270 00:10:05.205 --> 00:10:06.206 to dance on the show with them. 271 00:10:06.239 --> 00:10:07.874 On TV? 272 00:10:07.907 --> 00:10:09.275 Yes! Live on TV. 273 00:10:09.309 --> 00:10:11.311 I've always wanted to do it. 274 00:10:11.344 --> 00:10:13.279 [gasping] I could be your partner. 275 00:10:13.313 --> 00:10:17.083 I mean, if you don't have anyone. 276 00:10:17.117 --> 00:10:20.120 Oh... I would never. 277 00:10:20.153 --> 00:10:23.256 [laughs] Absolutely not. 278 00:10:23.289 --> 00:10:25.692 But if you wanna take my place, 279 00:10:25.725 --> 00:10:27.060 you can have it. 280 00:10:27.093 --> 00:10:28.361 No, I can't. 281 00:10:28.395 --> 00:10:31.097 You'd have to invite me to be your partner, 282 00:10:31.131 --> 00:10:32.766 otherwise it'd be a scandal 283 00:10:32.799 --> 00:10:34.300 juicier than The Real Housewives. 284 00:10:34.334 --> 00:10:36.436 Who? 285 00:10:36.469 --> 00:10:38.772 Do you even own a TV? 286 00:10:38.805 --> 00:10:41.474 Look, I didn't even go to my high school prom. 287 00:10:41.508 --> 00:10:44.878 This just feels like one big opportunity 288 00:10:44.911 --> 00:10:46.279 for a whole bunch of people to laugh at me 289 00:10:46.312 --> 00:10:47.347 for having two left feet. 290 00:10:47.380 --> 00:10:50.150 No, the viewers are actually really supportive, 291 00:10:50.183 --> 00:10:52.185 and there's no live audience. 292 00:10:52.218 --> 00:10:53.420 Great. 293 00:10:53.453 --> 00:10:56.189 Then they'll support me in saying "No." 294 00:10:56.222 --> 00:10:57.891 [sighs] 295 00:10:57.924 --> 00:11:00.093 Thanks for the birthday cake, Casey. 296 00:11:00.126 --> 00:11:03.163 [***] 297 00:11:08.468 --> 00:11:09.936 [Jess] It is weird 298 00:11:09.969 --> 00:11:12.172 that he got a call from the show that you love. 299 00:11:12.205 --> 00:11:14.174 It's weirder than that... 300 00:11:14.207 --> 00:11:15.342 Wait. 301 00:11:15.375 --> 00:11:17.744 Did you wish for that? 302 00:11:17.777 --> 00:11:19.813 And he got it? 303 00:11:19.846 --> 00:11:22.282 Wow. That is woo-woo. 304 00:11:22.315 --> 00:11:24.484 Right? What are the odds? 305 00:11:24.517 --> 00:11:26.219 Maybe it's not odds. Maybe it's fate? 306 00:11:26.252 --> 00:11:28.121 Maybe it's the universe. 307 00:11:29.422 --> 00:11:32.859 Here. There's one last slice of birthday cake just for you. 308 00:11:32.892 --> 00:11:33.827 And don't believe what the experts say-- 309 00:11:33.860 --> 00:11:36.296 birthday cake makes a fabulous breakfast. 310 00:11:36.329 --> 00:11:37.530 Breakfast cake 311 00:11:37.564 --> 00:11:38.465 is the most important cake of the day. 312 00:11:38.498 --> 00:11:40.066 Obviously. 313 00:11:40.100 --> 00:11:42.202 [laughs] Thank you for the lovely party. 314 00:11:42.235 --> 00:11:43.069 -You're welcome. -I love you. 315 00:11:43.103 --> 00:11:44.304 Mm! 316 00:11:44.337 --> 00:11:45.872 I love you, too. 317 00:11:45.905 --> 00:11:47.107 Okay, I'll see you soon. 318 00:11:47.140 --> 00:11:49.743 Okay. 319 00:11:53.179 --> 00:11:55.315 [***] 320 00:12:02.422 --> 00:12:03.289 [man on recording] Hello. 321 00:12:03.323 --> 00:12:04.491 This is a message for Casey Carter. 322 00:12:04.524 --> 00:12:07.527 This is the office of Estate Attorney David Davrow. 323 00:12:07.560 --> 00:12:09.796 If possible, please stop by our office 324 00:12:09.829 --> 00:12:11.398 first thing in the morning. 325 00:12:11.431 --> 00:12:14.401 There's a rather important matter we need to discuss. 326 00:12:14.434 --> 00:12:16.803 I have a great-aunt? 327 00:12:16.836 --> 00:12:18.505 Hada great-aunt. 328 00:12:18.538 --> 00:12:20.407 She was your grandmother's younger half-sister, 329 00:12:20.440 --> 00:12:22.042 on your late mother's side. 330 00:12:22.075 --> 00:12:23.910 And you say her name was Gladys? 331 00:12:23.943 --> 00:12:26.479 I feel like I would've remembered her. 332 00:12:26.513 --> 00:12:28.281 The family dynamics were complicated. 333 00:12:28.314 --> 00:12:29.916 There were divorces, 334 00:12:29.949 --> 00:12:31.818 and a large age gap between your grandmother and Gladys. 335 00:12:31.851 --> 00:12:33.253 They really had no relationship. 336 00:12:33.286 --> 00:12:35.822 She was also an only child with no next-of-kin. 337 00:12:35.855 --> 00:12:37.457 When did she pass? 338 00:12:37.490 --> 00:12:38.558 Four months ago. 339 00:12:38.591 --> 00:12:41.161 Her will was, uh, very clear. 340 00:12:41.194 --> 00:12:42.162 Her estate was to be left 341 00:12:42.195 --> 00:12:44.064 to the closest living relative we could find, 342 00:12:44.097 --> 00:12:45.899 and that's you. 343 00:12:45.932 --> 00:12:50.036 I just... I haven't had any family in so long. 344 00:12:50.070 --> 00:12:52.972 To find out that I did, but I didn't even know her... 345 00:12:53.006 --> 00:12:54.174 I know. 346 00:12:54.207 --> 00:12:55.875 It's a lot to take in. 347 00:12:56.876 --> 00:12:58.478 And now for the bad news-- 348 00:12:58.511 --> 00:13:00.046 Super. 349 00:13:00.080 --> 00:13:02.115 We had to use up all Gladys's reserves 350 00:13:02.148 --> 00:13:04.050 to pay for workers to care for the animals 351 00:13:04.084 --> 00:13:06.319 until we could find her heir. 352 00:13:06.353 --> 00:13:08.154 You're gonna have to take possession of the property 353 00:13:08.188 --> 00:13:09.055 immediately. 354 00:13:09.089 --> 00:13:10.457 Animals? 355 00:13:10.490 --> 00:13:13.326 What kind of place did I inherit? 356 00:13:13.360 --> 00:13:14.594 A farm? 357 00:13:14.627 --> 00:13:15.595 Apparently! 358 00:13:15.628 --> 00:13:17.163 How big is it? 359 00:13:17.197 --> 00:13:19.232 I don't know. Big enough that they had to hire people-- 360 00:13:19.265 --> 00:13:21.368 that's "people," as in more than one person, 361 00:13:21.401 --> 00:13:22.635 to manage it. 362 00:13:22.669 --> 00:13:24.471 I have to find another solution by tomorrow. 363 00:13:24.504 --> 00:13:25.271 Honey, what're you gonna do? 364 00:13:25.305 --> 00:13:26.906 You've never even owned a goldfish, 365 00:13:26.940 --> 00:13:28.008 never mind take care 366 00:13:28.041 --> 00:13:31.177 of whatever animals are on that farm. 367 00:13:31.211 --> 00:13:32.045 Oh, no, no, no, no! 368 00:13:32.078 --> 00:13:34.014 Those are work-related help coupons, 369 00:13:34.047 --> 00:13:35.482 not plowing the back-40. 370 00:13:35.515 --> 00:13:36.950 No, the guy from last night. 371 00:13:36.983 --> 00:13:38.418 -Henry. -Okay? 372 00:13:38.451 --> 00:13:40.553 He told me he wanted a small farm. 373 00:13:40.587 --> 00:13:41.621 [gasps] 374 00:13:41.654 --> 00:13:43.390 I think this was his wish. 375 00:13:43.423 --> 00:13:45.158 I gotta find him! 376 00:13:45.191 --> 00:13:46.359 Okay. 377 00:13:46.393 --> 00:13:49.262 This is so insanely crazy. 378 00:13:49.295 --> 00:13:50.363 I gotta go! 379 00:13:50.397 --> 00:13:52.165 I'll have to postpone my meetings until tomorrow, 380 00:13:52.198 --> 00:13:54.467 but I can do that from the road. 381 00:13:54.501 --> 00:13:55.535 [pointedly] Or... 382 00:13:55.568 --> 00:13:58.171 ahem. 383 00:13:58.204 --> 00:14:01.107 [***] 384 00:14:01.141 --> 00:14:03.376 Ahem. 385 00:14:03.410 --> 00:14:04.444 [perforation tears] 386 00:14:04.477 --> 00:14:06.413 Will you please take my meetings until I'm back? 387 00:14:06.446 --> 00:14:07.514 I am so proud of you. 388 00:14:07.547 --> 00:14:08.481 Is that a yes? 389 00:14:08.515 --> 00:14:09.482 That is a yes. Go! 390 00:14:09.516 --> 00:14:10.917 Thank you. 391 00:14:10.950 --> 00:14:13.887 [***] 392 00:14:24.497 --> 00:14:27.100 [indistinct exchange] 393 00:14:27.967 --> 00:14:30.003 [***] 394 00:14:37.744 --> 00:14:39.279 -Henry! -Oh-- 395 00:14:39.312 --> 00:14:41.181 Did you wish for a farm? 396 00:14:41.214 --> 00:14:42.282 Uh... what are you doing here? 397 00:14:42.315 --> 00:14:44.551 Last night, you wished you could own a small farm. 398 00:14:44.584 --> 00:14:46.119 Didn't you? 399 00:14:46.152 --> 00:14:47.520 I thought we weren't telling each other our wishes? 400 00:14:47.554 --> 00:14:49.022 Well, we are now. 401 00:14:49.055 --> 00:14:51.291 I wished I could be on Dance Your Heart Out. 402 00:14:51.324 --> 00:14:55.095 Okay, if you're here to try and convince me to do it, 403 00:14:55.128 --> 00:14:57.364 the answer is still "absolutely not." 404 00:14:57.397 --> 00:14:59.299 -100%, actually. -Okay, just slow down, please. 405 00:14:59.332 --> 00:15:00.734 Just hear me out. 406 00:15:00.767 --> 00:15:02.569 We blew out our candles and made our wishes 407 00:15:02.602 --> 00:15:04.237 at the exact same time, right? 408 00:15:04.270 --> 00:15:05.071 Right. 409 00:15:05.105 --> 00:15:06.573 And you immediately got a phone call 410 00:15:06.606 --> 00:15:07.607 telling you that you got my wish 411 00:15:07.640 --> 00:15:09.409 to be on the show, right? 412 00:15:09.442 --> 00:15:10.710 Right. 413 00:15:10.744 --> 00:15:12.178 So, this is the weird part. 414 00:15:12.212 --> 00:15:13.046 It gets weirder? 415 00:15:13.079 --> 00:15:15.548 At the party, I missed a call at 7:10. 416 00:15:15.582 --> 00:15:16.616 Check your phone. 417 00:15:16.649 --> 00:15:18.985 What time did your call come in? 418 00:15:24.290 --> 00:15:26.059 7:10. 419 00:15:26.092 --> 00:15:27.627 The exact same time! 420 00:15:27.660 --> 00:15:30.063 Mine was from a trust attorney. 421 00:15:30.096 --> 00:15:32.198 It turns out I had an aunt I didn't know about. 422 00:15:32.232 --> 00:15:34.601 She passed, and I inherited her estate. 423 00:15:34.634 --> 00:15:38.738 Well, sorry for your loss, and congratulations, I guess? 424 00:15:38.772 --> 00:15:41.041 It's a farm, Henry! 425 00:15:41.074 --> 00:15:44.210 I inherited a small farm, like, three miles from here! 426 00:15:44.244 --> 00:15:47.647 With animals, and other agricultural... stuff. 427 00:15:47.681 --> 00:15:50.183 Look, I know how all of this sounds, 428 00:15:50.216 --> 00:15:53.019 but our wishes got swapped, Henry. 429 00:15:53.053 --> 00:15:55.522 They came true, but we got each other's. 430 00:15:55.555 --> 00:15:58.091 That makes absolutely no sense. 431 00:15:58.124 --> 00:16:00.293 Just go with me here. 432 00:16:02.729 --> 00:16:05.432 There's one slice of cake left. 433 00:16:05.465 --> 00:16:07.233 I'm thinking 434 00:16:07.267 --> 00:16:10.103 if we make our wishes again... 435 00:16:11.404 --> 00:16:13.306 ...they'll reverse, and we'll get the right wishes. 436 00:16:16.242 --> 00:16:18.311 You realize how crazy this sounds? 437 00:16:18.345 --> 00:16:19.512 Yup. 438 00:16:19.546 --> 00:16:20.480 All right. Light 'er up. 439 00:16:21.414 --> 00:16:23.283 [clicking] 440 00:16:25.819 --> 00:16:27.554 Close our eyes? 441 00:16:27.587 --> 00:16:29.622 Eyes closed. 442 00:16:29.656 --> 00:16:31.424 [blowing] 443 00:16:32.792 --> 00:16:36.363 [***] 444 00:16:36.396 --> 00:16:37.530 [phone chimes] 445 00:16:39.466 --> 00:16:42.302 [***] 446 00:16:43.703 --> 00:16:45.672 "Mr. MacMillan. 447 00:16:45.705 --> 00:16:47.507 Please confirm your participation 448 00:16:47.540 --> 00:16:50.510 on Dance Your Heart Out by end of day, today." 449 00:16:50.543 --> 00:16:51.411 [Casey] It didn't work. 450 00:16:52.846 --> 00:16:55.582 Okay, well... first things first. 451 00:16:55.615 --> 00:16:57.650 I now own a farm. 452 00:16:57.684 --> 00:16:59.719 There's a team of people that have been working there, 453 00:16:59.753 --> 00:17:01.454 but their agreement ends today, so... 454 00:17:01.488 --> 00:17:03.423 I need someone 455 00:17:03.456 --> 00:17:06.092 to take care of things while I sort this out. 456 00:17:06.126 --> 00:17:07.460 Well, good luck with that. 457 00:17:07.494 --> 00:17:08.695 Henry, 458 00:17:08.728 --> 00:17:10.563 you're literally the only farmer I know. 459 00:17:10.597 --> 00:17:12.632 I also already have a job. 460 00:17:12.665 --> 00:17:14.267 But is it a job you love? 461 00:17:14.300 --> 00:17:15.735 It's a job that will be here 462 00:17:15.769 --> 00:17:17.337 long after you figure out 463 00:17:17.370 --> 00:17:19.806 whatever it is you're doing here. 464 00:17:19.839 --> 00:17:20.840 Plus, I live here. 465 00:17:20.874 --> 00:17:22.409 Okay. How about this? 466 00:17:22.442 --> 00:17:25.879 I hire you for a year, guaranteed, part-time, 467 00:17:25.912 --> 00:17:27.547 so, you can still work, and live, here. 468 00:17:27.580 --> 00:17:29.449 I'm listening. 469 00:17:29.482 --> 00:17:31.851 You could run the farm as you see fit. 470 00:17:31.885 --> 00:17:33.620 Name the chickens, if there are any, 471 00:17:33.653 --> 00:17:36.389 and bank the extra money to own your own farm someday. 472 00:17:38.391 --> 00:17:39.759 My folks taught me to be suspicious 473 00:17:39.793 --> 00:17:42.796 of something that sounds too good to be true. 474 00:17:42.829 --> 00:17:46.366 Okay, I just need one small thing in exchange. 475 00:17:47.367 --> 00:17:48.435 I knew it! 476 00:17:48.468 --> 00:17:50.203 No. No, no, no. 477 00:17:50.236 --> 00:17:51.638 It's just one song. A minute, tops! 478 00:17:51.671 --> 00:17:53.707 I do not dance. 479 00:17:53.740 --> 00:17:54.874 But you can learn! 480 00:17:54.908 --> 00:17:57.410 And you'd get to run your own farm. 481 00:17:57.444 --> 00:17:58.578 I could help? 482 00:18:00.680 --> 00:18:03.917 And nobody would need to know. You wouldn't tell anybody? 483 00:18:03.950 --> 00:18:05.919 I wouldn't tell anyone. 484 00:18:05.952 --> 00:18:09.723 I mean, it is on TV, but, uh, never mind. Heh! 485 00:18:09.756 --> 00:18:13.693 If you make my wish come true, I'll make yours come true. 486 00:18:13.727 --> 00:18:15.228 Deal? 487 00:18:16.296 --> 00:18:17.731 Okay. All right. Deal. 488 00:18:20.800 --> 00:18:22.502 Now, let's go see this farm. 489 00:18:22.535 --> 00:18:26.306 Sure. Uh, just, after you respond to the dance show. 490 00:18:28.875 --> 00:18:31.177 [humming] 491 00:18:33.580 --> 00:18:34.547 Eh? 492 00:18:34.581 --> 00:18:35.548 Perfect. 493 00:18:36.649 --> 00:18:38.151 After you. 494 00:18:38.918 --> 00:18:42.255 [***] 495 00:18:50.563 --> 00:18:52.332 Okay... 496 00:18:52.365 --> 00:18:55.502 well, I guess Great-Aunt Gladys was pretty old. 497 00:18:55.535 --> 00:18:57.704 She could've used some of those coupons you got. 498 00:18:57.737 --> 00:19:01.741 Look... if you wanna back out, I'll totally understand. 499 00:19:02.842 --> 00:19:03.910 Are you kidding? 500 00:19:03.943 --> 00:19:05.412 It's perfect! 501 00:19:05.445 --> 00:19:07.814 I can be over every morning and evening, 502 00:19:07.847 --> 00:19:09.949 before and after my regular job, to take care of the critters, 503 00:19:09.983 --> 00:19:10.884 and on my days off, 504 00:19:10.917 --> 00:19:13.553 I'll do as much of the other work as I can. 505 00:19:13.586 --> 00:19:15.321 Really? 506 00:19:15.355 --> 00:19:16.990 Could use some sprucing, 507 00:19:17.023 --> 00:19:20.960 but I think I can wrangle some help for us. 508 00:19:20.994 --> 00:19:23.496 Welcome to farm life, Casey... 509 00:19:24.864 --> 00:19:26.533 ...and, uh, watch your step. 510 00:19:26.566 --> 00:19:28.368 Oh! 511 00:19:28.401 --> 00:19:29.836 Cripes! 512 00:19:29.869 --> 00:19:32.205 [***] 513 00:19:48.988 --> 00:19:52.292 [***] 514 00:19:53.360 --> 00:19:54.594 So, where you been, cowboy? 515 00:19:54.627 --> 00:19:56.796 At my... 516 00:19:56.830 --> 00:19:58.398 other job. 517 00:19:58.431 --> 00:20:00.400 Okay, it's no big deal. 518 00:20:00.433 --> 00:20:02.736 Remember Casey from my birthday dinner? 519 00:20:02.769 --> 00:20:05.405 She inherited a great little farm up the road, 520 00:20:05.438 --> 00:20:07.607 and I've agreed to help her with it, 521 00:20:07.640 --> 00:20:08.842 part-time, 522 00:20:08.875 --> 00:20:10.343 for a year or... 523 00:20:10.377 --> 00:20:13.546 maybe a little longer, if things go well. 524 00:20:13.580 --> 00:20:15.015 Well, who's gonna help you out, out there? 525 00:20:15.048 --> 00:20:16.282 I mean, besides me. 526 00:20:16.316 --> 00:20:18.284 Charlotte, that's too much to ask. 527 00:20:18.318 --> 00:20:19.719 Listen, Henny-Penny-- 528 00:20:19.753 --> 00:20:20.920 Don't call me that. 529 00:20:20.954 --> 00:20:22.422 When have you ever known me to take "no" for an answer? 530 00:20:23.323 --> 00:20:24.758 I'm in, too. 531 00:20:24.791 --> 00:20:25.925 Mostly 'cause I hate 532 00:20:25.959 --> 00:20:28.495 when you guys exclude me from anything. 533 00:20:30.096 --> 00:20:32.499 [***] 534 00:20:33.967 --> 00:20:35.301 Welcome, everyone, 535 00:20:35.335 --> 00:20:38.705 to this season of Dance Your Heart Out. 536 00:20:38.738 --> 00:20:39.973 I'm your host, Spencer, 537 00:20:40.006 --> 00:20:40.940 and over the next few weeks, 538 00:20:40.974 --> 00:20:43.076 we're gonna find out which one of you couples 539 00:20:43.109 --> 00:20:45.578 has the most soul in those toes. 540 00:20:45.612 --> 00:20:48.014 And after each couple has done their dance, 541 00:20:48.048 --> 00:20:49.883 the judges will pass down their decisions, 542 00:20:49.916 --> 00:20:52.852 which will be live and televised. 543 00:20:54.387 --> 00:20:57.390 Okay, I think that summarizes all of the rules, so... 544 00:20:57.424 --> 00:20:58.391 any questions? 545 00:20:58.425 --> 00:21:00.760 [***] 546 00:21:00.794 --> 00:21:02.028 All right. Let's move on 547 00:21:02.062 --> 00:21:04.531 to the moment you've all been dying to know-- 548 00:21:04.564 --> 00:21:08.601 what dance will you be doing in the first round? 549 00:21:08.635 --> 00:21:10.804 Did he just-- I'm sorry, what'd you just say? 550 00:21:10.837 --> 00:21:14.441 And now, to help me reveal our first dance, 551 00:21:14.474 --> 00:21:18.678 put your hands together for our incredible instructor-- 552 00:21:18.712 --> 00:21:20.380 Coach Gloria! 553 00:21:20.413 --> 00:21:21.481 -[applauding] -Whoo! 554 00:21:23.650 --> 00:21:24.918 Whoo! 555 00:21:26.519 --> 00:21:28.388 Laying it on a little thick, Spencer, 556 00:21:28.421 --> 00:21:29.823 but I'll take it. 557 00:21:29.856 --> 00:21:31.958 Don't... you... 558 00:21:31.991 --> 00:21:33.693 worry, my dears. 559 00:21:33.727 --> 00:21:37.364 I will whip you into shape in no time. 560 00:21:37.397 --> 00:21:39.132 We can't have you embarrassing yourself 561 00:21:39.165 --> 00:21:40.400 on national television-- 562 00:21:40.433 --> 00:21:41.868 -Mm-mm. -...Can we? 563 00:21:41.901 --> 00:21:43.136 Mm-mm. 564 00:21:43.169 --> 00:21:44.771 -[woman] No, Ma'am. -[man] No, no, no, no. 565 00:21:47.440 --> 00:21:49.943 [whispers] That felt like it was directed right at me. 566 00:21:49.976 --> 00:21:51.511 -Feels a little pointed. -It's not. 567 00:21:51.544 --> 00:21:53.513 [Spencer chuckles] 568 00:21:53.546 --> 00:21:55.715 And, for our first dance-- 569 00:21:56.950 --> 00:21:58.451 ...the Waltz! 570 00:21:58.485 --> 00:21:59.853 [applauding] 571 00:21:59.886 --> 00:22:02.889 So, like every season on Dance Your Heart Out, 572 00:22:02.922 --> 00:22:04.924 we start with all six couples, 573 00:22:04.958 --> 00:22:06.026 and after the first round, 574 00:22:06.059 --> 00:22:07.927 two couples will be eliminated. 575 00:22:07.961 --> 00:22:08.962 Excuse me. 576 00:22:08.995 --> 00:22:10.063 Spencer, was it? 577 00:22:10.096 --> 00:22:11.131 Yes. 578 00:22:11.164 --> 00:22:12.766 Uh... new here. 579 00:22:12.799 --> 00:22:13.633 "First round"-- 580 00:22:13.667 --> 00:22:17.103 how many rounds are there, exactly? 581 00:22:17.137 --> 00:22:19.673 There are, in fact, three rounds. 582 00:22:19.706 --> 00:22:20.540 Ahem. 583 00:22:20.573 --> 00:22:23.543 Three? Three rounds? 584 00:22:23.576 --> 00:22:25.745 Yeah, you left that part out. 585 00:22:25.779 --> 00:22:26.946 Excuse me. 586 00:22:26.980 --> 00:22:28.548 ...And, after each round, two couples will be eliminated, 587 00:22:28.581 --> 00:22:32.152 culminating in just two couples in... 588 00:22:32.185 --> 00:22:33.887 the finals, competing head to head. 589 00:22:33.920 --> 00:22:35.955 Sorry. We'll be right back. 590 00:22:35.989 --> 00:22:37.090 [snaps] Henry! 591 00:22:37.123 --> 00:22:38.725 [Henry] No. 592 00:22:38.758 --> 00:22:40.827 -Henry! -Stop following me! 593 00:22:40.860 --> 00:22:42.529 You bamboozled me, Casey. 594 00:22:42.562 --> 00:22:43.930 -Hey! -No. 595 00:22:43.963 --> 00:22:45.432 Hey, where are you going? 596 00:22:45.465 --> 00:22:46.666 Three dances? 597 00:22:46.700 --> 00:22:47.667 Henry! 598 00:22:47.701 --> 00:22:49.102 Three different rounds? 599 00:22:49.135 --> 00:22:50.970 -Henry! -What? 600 00:22:51.004 --> 00:22:52.105 We're not advancing. 601 00:22:52.138 --> 00:22:54.140 Did you see those other couples? 602 00:22:54.174 --> 00:22:55.842 Most of them are in matching outfits! 603 00:22:55.875 --> 00:22:58.211 They probably stretched for an hour before we got here. 604 00:22:58.244 --> 00:22:59.779 We're not advancing. 605 00:22:59.813 --> 00:23:00.847 It doesn't matter. 606 00:23:00.880 --> 00:23:03.683 Can we please just go in there and have some fun? 607 00:23:04.751 --> 00:23:06.019 Or... 608 00:23:06.052 --> 00:23:08.788 I could go to Target and get us some matching leggings first? 609 00:23:10.990 --> 00:23:13.626 [***] 610 00:23:16.663 --> 00:23:18.465 Fine. 611 00:23:18.498 --> 00:23:20.600 -Thank you. -You're welcome-- 612 00:23:20.633 --> 00:23:22.068 but you did know there were three rounds. 613 00:23:22.102 --> 00:23:23.903 -I did not. -You did. 614 00:23:23.937 --> 00:23:29.476 [***] 615 00:23:29.509 --> 00:23:31.945 It's a simple waltz, Henry. 616 00:23:31.978 --> 00:23:34.080 Let's pretend I don't know what that means. 617 00:23:34.114 --> 00:23:36.483 Apparently, I don't have to pretend. 618 00:23:36.516 --> 00:23:38.084 Ready, and... 619 00:23:38.118 --> 00:23:39.486 Ahem. 620 00:23:39.519 --> 00:23:41.254 One, two, three. 621 00:23:41.287 --> 00:23:43.156 One, two... three. 622 00:23:43.189 --> 00:23:45.892 Go slow...ly. 623 00:23:47.193 --> 00:23:49.896 And, okay, back, two, thr-- 624 00:23:49.929 --> 00:23:51.898 All right, let me. 625 00:23:51.931 --> 00:23:53.199 It's okay. 626 00:23:53.233 --> 00:23:55.502 Henry, just try again. 627 00:23:55.535 --> 00:23:57.771 [Gloria] All right. Fine. 628 00:23:57.804 --> 00:23:59.072 Ready? 629 00:23:59.105 --> 00:24:01.608 Back, two, three. 630 00:24:01.641 --> 00:24:03.877 Forward, two, thr-- 631 00:24:03.910 --> 00:24:05.211 other foot forward. 632 00:24:05.245 --> 00:24:07.647 Henry, just listen to the music. 633 00:24:07.681 --> 00:24:09.849 Feel more and think less. 634 00:24:09.883 --> 00:24:11.017 I am feeling it. 635 00:24:11.051 --> 00:24:15.088 I'm feeling like I should be anywhere else in the world. 636 00:24:15.121 --> 00:24:16.856 I think that's an inside thought. 637 00:24:16.890 --> 00:24:17.957 It was not. 638 00:24:19.959 --> 00:24:21.027 Ready. 639 00:24:21.061 --> 00:24:22.696 -And... -[exhaling] 640 00:24:22.729 --> 00:24:24.631 ...One, two, three. 641 00:24:24.664 --> 00:24:26.866 Back, two, three. 642 00:24:26.900 --> 00:24:28.635 Left, two, thr-- 643 00:24:28.668 --> 00:24:30.103 The other left. Other-- 644 00:24:30.136 --> 00:24:31.271 Other left! 645 00:24:31.304 --> 00:24:33.139 Henry... your leftfoot. 646 00:24:33.173 --> 00:24:34.207 That is my left foot. 647 00:24:34.240 --> 00:24:36.710 [Gloria] Other left! 648 00:24:38.878 --> 00:24:39.946 Casey, wait up! 649 00:24:39.979 --> 00:24:41.915 Wait, why are we going to the bakery? 650 00:24:41.948 --> 00:24:43.850 Because I have to figure out how this happened. 651 00:24:43.883 --> 00:24:46.853 Right, and how is going to the bakery gonna do that? 652 00:24:46.886 --> 00:24:48.688 That's where my birthday cake came from, 653 00:24:48.722 --> 00:24:50.056 and my birthday cake is ground zero 654 00:24:50.090 --> 00:24:51.558 for this whole thing. 655 00:24:51.591 --> 00:24:53.059 So, I'm thinking, if I can just talk to the baker 656 00:24:53.093 --> 00:24:55.028 and see if he did something magical to the cake, maybe-- 657 00:24:55.061 --> 00:24:56.262 Casey, just... 658 00:24:56.296 --> 00:24:58.098 stop for a second, okay? 659 00:24:58.131 --> 00:24:59.332 Just slow down 660 00:24:59.366 --> 00:25:00.834 and really think about what you're saying. 661 00:25:00.867 --> 00:25:02.168 No. 662 00:25:02.202 --> 00:25:03.903 Casey! 663 00:25:05.605 --> 00:25:07.741 I just can't figure out-- 664 00:25:07.774 --> 00:25:09.976 if this whole thing actually is magic-- 665 00:25:10.010 --> 00:25:10.944 why would the universe 666 00:25:10.977 --> 00:25:13.580 swap my wish with someone that can't dance? 667 00:25:13.613 --> 00:25:15.248 I honestly don't know, 668 00:25:15.281 --> 00:25:16.750 but what I do know 669 00:25:16.783 --> 00:25:18.718 is that it's not the cake's fault. 670 00:25:18.752 --> 00:25:21.121 Look, you know I believe in the stars aligning 671 00:25:21.154 --> 00:25:22.255 and all of that, 672 00:25:22.288 --> 00:25:23.123 but I don't think you're gonna find 673 00:25:23.156 --> 00:25:24.624 the answers that you're looking for 674 00:25:24.657 --> 00:25:26.026 by interrogating some poor baker. 675 00:25:26.059 --> 00:25:27.827 [laughs] 676 00:25:27.861 --> 00:25:29.996 I think you just need to see this through, 677 00:25:30.030 --> 00:25:32.032 and trust the journey. 678 00:25:34.634 --> 00:25:36.002 You're right. 679 00:25:36.036 --> 00:25:37.904 I know. 680 00:25:37.937 --> 00:25:39.172 Thank you. 681 00:25:39.205 --> 00:25:40.273 You're welcome. 682 00:25:40.306 --> 00:25:41.141 And if we don't figure it out, 683 00:25:41.174 --> 00:25:42.242 we will come back here 684 00:25:42.275 --> 00:25:44.210 and we will interrogate that baker. 685 00:25:44.244 --> 00:25:45.912 Deal. 686 00:25:45.945 --> 00:25:46.980 [laughing] Okay, good. Can we go to work, please? 687 00:25:47.013 --> 00:25:48.281 -Please? -Yes. 688 00:25:48.314 --> 00:25:49.749 Thank you. 689 00:25:49.783 --> 00:25:50.717 [Casey] You did want a cookie, though. 690 00:25:56.790 --> 00:25:58.825 About time you slackers showed up. 691 00:25:58.858 --> 00:26:01.227 [Charlotte] Casey, we love the farm! 692 00:26:01.261 --> 00:26:02.729 Thank you for giving the frequently-disagreeable Hank 693 00:26:02.762 --> 00:26:04.030 this opportunity. 694 00:26:04.064 --> 00:26:04.898 Stop calling me that. 695 00:26:04.931 --> 00:26:07.934 Well, you are frequently disagreeable. 696 00:26:07.967 --> 00:26:09.336 That may be, but it doesn't mean 697 00:26:09.369 --> 00:26:10.770 I like being called "Hank," or "Hen," 698 00:26:10.804 --> 00:26:12.839 or any of the other names she calls me. 699 00:26:12.872 --> 00:26:15.041 I'm Peter. Nice to meet you. 700 00:26:15.075 --> 00:26:16.643 You too. 701 00:26:16.676 --> 00:26:18.144 Okay, Henry, where do you want us? 702 00:26:18.178 --> 00:26:19.646 Uh, start with the dairy cows. 703 00:26:19.679 --> 00:26:20.814 Charlotte, see if you can rig up a scratching post 704 00:26:20.847 --> 00:26:21.881 for them in the pasture. 705 00:26:21.915 --> 00:26:24.050 There should be some old brushes we can re-purpose. 706 00:26:24.084 --> 00:26:25.819 On it. 707 00:26:27.087 --> 00:26:28.788 Changed your clothes? 708 00:26:28.822 --> 00:26:30.990 Yeah, you know, I had them lying around. 709 00:26:33.193 --> 00:26:35.729 [snap] 710 00:26:38.365 --> 00:26:40.967 So... where do you want me? 711 00:26:41.001 --> 00:26:42.669 Casey, you don't have to do this. 712 00:26:42.702 --> 00:26:44.838 I know. Where do you want me? 713 00:26:47.240 --> 00:26:48.742 This way. 714 00:26:48.775 --> 00:26:51.911 [***] 715 00:26:54.147 --> 00:26:55.949 All right. 716 00:26:55.982 --> 00:26:57.050 [gate thuds] 717 00:26:57.083 --> 00:26:59.119 Why don't we start with the chickens? 718 00:27:00.487 --> 00:27:02.322 All right. 719 00:27:02.355 --> 00:27:03.723 [clucking] 720 00:27:03.757 --> 00:27:05.191 After you take the eggs, 721 00:27:05.225 --> 00:27:07.160 you bring 'em to the refrigerator bay... 722 00:27:07.193 --> 00:27:08.395 but, first, 723 00:27:08.428 --> 00:27:09.696 let the girls out in the yard, 724 00:27:09.729 --> 00:27:11.131 and scatter some feed for 'em, okay? 725 00:27:11.164 --> 00:27:14.334 Okay. 726 00:27:14.367 --> 00:27:15.969 Wait... 727 00:27:16.002 --> 00:27:18.772 how do I get the eggs from under the chickens? 728 00:27:18.805 --> 00:27:21.241 "Feel more... think less." 729 00:27:21.274 --> 00:27:23.009 Tch. Nice. 730 00:27:26.446 --> 00:27:28.281 Okay, ladies. 731 00:27:28.314 --> 00:27:30.884 This is gonna be a little invasive. 732 00:27:30.917 --> 00:27:33.353 -[hens clucking] -I know, I know... heh. 733 00:27:33.386 --> 00:27:35.121 Listen. 734 00:27:35.155 --> 00:27:38.958 Have you ever heard of a hen named "Chicken Little"? 735 00:27:38.992 --> 00:27:41.728 She was sweet, but a little dramatic... 736 00:27:41.761 --> 00:27:43.329 not unlike you. 737 00:27:43.363 --> 00:27:44.264 So... 738 00:27:44.297 --> 00:27:45.965 one day, 739 00:27:45.999 --> 00:27:49.969 an acorn dropped right on her head-- 740 00:27:50.003 --> 00:27:51.037 [chuckles] 741 00:27:51.071 --> 00:27:52.172 Got it! 742 00:27:57.210 --> 00:27:59.245 [farmer video plays indistinctly] 743 00:27:59.279 --> 00:28:01.348 [farmer] ...I like to clean off her bag and her teats 744 00:28:01.381 --> 00:28:04.150 so we don't get any contaminates in the milk. 745 00:28:04.184 --> 00:28:06.853 You know, one thing that is really helpful with her, 746 00:28:06.886 --> 00:28:08.788 is that she's used to being milked, 747 00:28:08.822 --> 00:28:09.989 so she's gonna stand real still-- 748 00:28:10.023 --> 00:28:11.391 -Whatcha doin'? -...And be gentle. 749 00:28:11.424 --> 00:28:13.293 Uh, nothing. Ahem. 750 00:28:14.794 --> 00:28:17.163 You ever milked a cow before? 751 00:28:17.197 --> 00:28:19.499 No, but I've seen it done before. 752 00:28:19.532 --> 00:28:20.767 Oh, yeah? 753 00:28:20.800 --> 00:28:21.901 Where? 754 00:28:24.437 --> 00:28:26.906 The Amish reality show. 755 00:28:29.042 --> 00:28:31.444 A bucket and stool will do in a pinch, 756 00:28:31.478 --> 00:28:33.880 but over at Eagle Canyon... 757 00:28:33.913 --> 00:28:35.882 we've got state-of-the-art technology 758 00:28:35.915 --> 00:28:37.517 and an automated milking parlor. 759 00:28:37.550 --> 00:28:42.022 Well, out here, we don't have an automated milking parlor. 760 00:28:42.055 --> 00:28:45.492 Like I said... this'll do in a pinch. 761 00:28:45.525 --> 00:28:48.895 Besides, it wouldn't kill you to ask for a little help. 762 00:28:48.928 --> 00:28:50.497 Come on. I'll show you how it's done. 763 00:28:52.132 --> 00:28:54.801 You want to get your thumb and forefinger 764 00:28:54.834 --> 00:28:57.003 as high as possible... 765 00:28:57.037 --> 00:29:00.140 and gently squeeze the remaining fingers, 766 00:29:00.173 --> 00:29:03.109 top to bottom, always down... 767 00:29:03.143 --> 00:29:04.244 never up. 768 00:29:04.277 --> 00:29:06.179 Got it. My turn. 769 00:29:06.212 --> 00:29:07.514 Yeah? 770 00:29:09.249 --> 00:29:10.950 All right. 771 00:29:14.020 --> 00:29:15.488 [stool scrapes floor] 772 00:29:20.960 --> 00:29:22.462 [milk hitting pail] 773 00:29:23.496 --> 00:29:24.597 [laughs] 774 00:29:24.631 --> 00:29:25.832 I'm doing it! 775 00:29:25.865 --> 00:29:27.100 [laughs] Yeah, you are. 776 00:29:27.133 --> 00:29:28.435 Not bad for your first time. 777 00:29:28.468 --> 00:29:30.470 Can we drink it? 778 00:29:30.503 --> 00:29:32.205 -Absolutely not. -How come? 779 00:29:32.238 --> 00:29:34.207 Because we didn't bother with pesky things 780 00:29:34.240 --> 00:29:36.276 like disinfectant or cleaning equipment. 781 00:29:36.309 --> 00:29:38.611 Are you taking a tone with me over cow hygiene? 782 00:29:38.645 --> 00:29:40.380 No tone taken here. 783 00:29:40.413 --> 00:29:41.948 [laughs] 784 00:29:41.981 --> 00:29:44.551 Here. Like... that. 785 00:29:48.521 --> 00:29:50.156 [thump] 786 00:29:50.190 --> 00:29:52.025 Thanks for your hard work today, Charlotte. 787 00:29:52.058 --> 00:29:53.927 It's the least I can do. 788 00:29:53.960 --> 00:29:55.362 And you sure you don't need a ride back? 789 00:29:55.395 --> 00:29:56.329 Peter's gonna take me. 790 00:29:56.363 --> 00:29:57.964 Sure. Hop in. 791 00:29:57.997 --> 00:29:59.232 Thanks. Also, 792 00:29:59.265 --> 00:30:01.001 can you run me into town to pick up a few things? 793 00:30:01.034 --> 00:30:02.869 Uh, I don't know. 794 00:30:02.902 --> 00:30:04.204 I mean, I can still go with my uncle. 795 00:30:04.237 --> 00:30:05.405 No, no! I'll give you a ride. 796 00:30:07.107 --> 00:30:09.376 [Charlotte] We did so much today. 797 00:30:09.409 --> 00:30:10.377 [engine rumbles] 798 00:30:10.410 --> 00:30:13.313 [chugging] 799 00:30:14.514 --> 00:30:17.384 Wow, this is beautiful. 800 00:30:17.417 --> 00:30:19.986 Magic hour on the farm. 801 00:30:20.020 --> 00:30:21.154 Chores are done for the day, 802 00:30:21.187 --> 00:30:22.889 everyone's cared for, 803 00:30:22.922 --> 00:30:26.259 and gates are locked for the night. 804 00:30:26.292 --> 00:30:29.095 And then you get up and do it all over again. 805 00:30:29.129 --> 00:30:30.296 Just like your job. 806 00:30:31.498 --> 00:30:34.501 I guess so. 807 00:30:34.534 --> 00:30:37.237 But... around here, it's about community. 808 00:30:38.338 --> 00:30:41.074 You can't do it all by yourself. 809 00:30:41.941 --> 00:30:43.643 [chuckles] 810 00:30:47.213 --> 00:30:48.915 Can I... 811 00:30:48.948 --> 00:30:50.617 tell you a little story? 812 00:30:50.650 --> 00:30:52.585 Sure. 813 00:30:52.619 --> 00:30:55.455 All right, bear with me. 814 00:30:56.589 --> 00:30:59.192 A young farmhand applied for a job 815 00:30:59.225 --> 00:31:03.229 with a grumpy old farmer who didn't want any help, 816 00:31:03.263 --> 00:31:05.965 but his wife liked the young man, 817 00:31:05.999 --> 00:31:08.335 so she forced her husband to hire him anyway. 818 00:31:08.368 --> 00:31:10.337 Sometime later, 819 00:31:10.370 --> 00:31:13.139 the farmer and his wife wake up to a violent storm. 820 00:31:13.173 --> 00:31:14.607 He shoots out of bed 821 00:31:14.641 --> 00:31:16.042 to make sure everything's secure, 822 00:31:16.076 --> 00:31:17.243 only to discover 823 00:31:17.277 --> 00:31:20.013 that the windows are latched, 824 00:31:20.046 --> 00:31:22.048 the tools and tractors were safely stowed, 825 00:31:22.082 --> 00:31:24.584 and all the animals were calm in the barn 826 00:31:24.617 --> 00:31:26.519 with plenty of feed. 827 00:31:26.553 --> 00:31:28.655 It was in that moment 828 00:31:28.688 --> 00:31:30.423 the farmer understood 829 00:31:30.457 --> 00:31:34.594 the importance of leaning on others. 830 00:31:34.627 --> 00:31:37.030 He learned to trust. 831 00:31:37.063 --> 00:31:39.566 Exactly. 832 00:31:39.599 --> 00:31:42.068 So... 833 00:31:42.102 --> 00:31:45.305 hypothetically, if there was a... 834 00:31:45.338 --> 00:31:49.342 person who was being asked by her coworkers 835 00:31:49.376 --> 00:31:53.279 to delegate and trust a little more, 836 00:31:53.313 --> 00:31:56.249 said person might do better 837 00:31:56.282 --> 00:32:00.487 if they learned to ask for help once in a while. 838 00:32:00.520 --> 00:32:03.623 Well, if I meet a person like that-- 839 00:32:03.656 --> 00:32:04.724 Mm-hmm? 840 00:32:04.758 --> 00:32:06.593 ...I will make sure to let them know. 841 00:32:06.626 --> 00:32:08.294 Perfect. 842 00:32:16.036 --> 00:32:18.071 Growing up... 843 00:32:18.104 --> 00:32:20.173 it was just me and my mom, 844 00:32:20.206 --> 00:32:22.709 and she worked all the time... 845 00:32:24.144 --> 00:32:26.579 ...so I was alone a lot, 846 00:32:26.613 --> 00:32:29.749 and I got pretty good at being self-sufficient. 847 00:32:31.551 --> 00:32:35.288 Guess I also got pretty bad at asking for help. 848 00:32:37.157 --> 00:32:38.625 [chuckles] 849 00:32:38.658 --> 00:32:40.260 Where's your mom now? 850 00:32:41.327 --> 00:32:43.730 She passed right when I started college. 851 00:32:46.533 --> 00:32:50.437 All those years, I only thought I was alone... 852 00:32:52.305 --> 00:32:54.441 ...then I found out 853 00:32:54.474 --> 00:32:56.576 what being alone really feels like. 854 00:32:59.779 --> 00:33:04.317 Trusting people after that just got tougher, you know? 855 00:33:05.518 --> 00:33:07.354 [***] 856 00:33:14.127 --> 00:33:18.298 Well... 857 00:33:18.331 --> 00:33:20.600 this waltz isn't going to rehearse itself. 858 00:33:21.634 --> 00:33:23.403 You ready? 859 00:33:27.474 --> 00:33:29.709 All right, but first, can I tell you a secret? 860 00:33:29.743 --> 00:33:31.177 Okay. 861 00:33:31.211 --> 00:33:33.446 I am not a good dancer. 862 00:33:33.480 --> 00:33:34.748 [laughs] 863 00:33:34.781 --> 00:33:37.183 No, Mr. MacMillan, you are not... 864 00:33:37.217 --> 00:33:39.185 but you're a hard worker, 865 00:33:39.219 --> 00:33:41.421 and dedicated, 866 00:33:41.454 --> 00:33:43.857 and you know how to trust yourself, 867 00:33:43.890 --> 00:33:46.526 so... 868 00:33:46.559 --> 00:33:48.294 I'm thinking, 869 00:33:48.328 --> 00:33:50.230 you close your eyes. 870 00:33:50.263 --> 00:33:51.831 Come on, close 'em! 871 00:33:54.234 --> 00:33:55.702 Oh, man... 872 00:33:55.735 --> 00:33:57.103 What? 873 00:33:57.137 --> 00:34:00.573 Why do guys always get the nicest eyelashes? 874 00:34:00.607 --> 00:34:03.710 I promise, I'm grateful for them every day. 875 00:34:03.743 --> 00:34:04.778 [laughs] 876 00:34:04.811 --> 00:34:06.246 Okay, seriously. 877 00:34:06.279 --> 00:34:10.684 Keep them closed and just do one thing-- 878 00:34:10.717 --> 00:34:12.252 trust yourself. 879 00:34:13.920 --> 00:34:16.222 Wait, wait, wait! 880 00:34:16.256 --> 00:34:18.324 Uh, you're gonna keep yours open, though, right? 881 00:34:18.358 --> 00:34:20.493 Because if we dance off the back of this truck... 882 00:34:20.527 --> 00:34:22.629 Okay, revised instructions. 883 00:34:22.662 --> 00:34:24.230 Trust yourself 884 00:34:24.264 --> 00:34:26.566 and trust me. 885 00:34:27.934 --> 00:34:30.570 [***] 886 00:34:35.408 --> 00:34:37.544 Just relax. No one's watching. 887 00:34:40.246 --> 00:34:42.415 [***] 888 00:34:52.425 --> 00:34:55.228 [competition waltz plays] 889 00:34:55.261 --> 00:34:57.364 [***] 890 00:35:36.603 --> 00:35:39.339 [***] 891 00:35:43.476 --> 00:35:45.845 Casey Carter and Henry MacMillan... 892 00:35:45.879 --> 00:35:47.347 Hi, Spencer! 893 00:35:47.380 --> 00:35:49.315 So, Casey, I heard you're a corporate recruiter? 894 00:35:49.349 --> 00:35:49.983 That's right. 895 00:35:50.016 --> 00:35:51.751 And Henry... 896 00:35:51.785 --> 00:35:53.586 you're a farmer? 897 00:35:53.620 --> 00:35:54.988 A real farmer? 898 00:35:55.021 --> 00:35:56.990 Yeah. 899 00:35:57.023 --> 00:35:57.991 I've got the overalls and everything. 900 00:35:58.024 --> 00:35:59.492 [Spencer chortles] 901 00:35:59.526 --> 00:36:03.229 And so, why did you two decide to dance together? 902 00:36:03.263 --> 00:36:04.731 Uh... 903 00:36:04.764 --> 00:36:06.700 w-we were celebrating our birthdays 904 00:36:06.733 --> 00:36:09.836 at the same restaurant when Henry got the call, 905 00:36:09.869 --> 00:36:13.740 so I agreed to help him learn how to dance if he-- 906 00:36:13.773 --> 00:36:16.343 ...Agreed to teach her how to milk a cow. 907 00:36:16.376 --> 00:36:19.479 At which I am an "udder" failure. 908 00:36:19.512 --> 00:36:21.514 See what I have to deal with? 909 00:36:21.548 --> 00:36:22.882 [laughs] 910 00:36:22.916 --> 00:36:23.883 Cute couple. 911 00:36:23.917 --> 00:36:25.485 So, Henry... 912 00:36:25.518 --> 00:36:27.487 what are you hoping for? 913 00:36:27.520 --> 00:36:31.324 Just for this nightmare to be over, Spencer. 914 00:36:31.358 --> 00:36:32.492 [laughs] 915 00:36:32.525 --> 00:36:34.861 We got a real comedian here today! 916 00:36:34.894 --> 00:36:37.030 Oh, and it looks like the judges have reached 917 00:36:37.063 --> 00:36:38.465 their final decision. 918 00:36:38.498 --> 00:36:40.700 [velcro rips] 919 00:36:40.734 --> 00:36:43.370 Hmm... 920 00:36:43.403 --> 00:36:45.005 I don't normally agree with the judges, 921 00:36:45.038 --> 00:36:46.473 but, this time, 922 00:36:46.506 --> 00:36:49.042 the decision is unanimous across the board. 923 00:36:49.075 --> 00:36:51.311 Advancing to the next round is... 924 00:36:51.344 --> 00:36:52.679 Team One! 925 00:36:54.748 --> 00:36:55.749 Next, we have... 926 00:36:55.782 --> 00:36:57.584 Team... Three! 927 00:36:58.818 --> 00:36:59.919 Team Four! 928 00:36:59.953 --> 00:37:01.788 [***] 929 00:37:01.821 --> 00:37:02.922 And, last but not least, 930 00:37:02.956 --> 00:37:04.024 Team... 931 00:37:04.057 --> 00:37:06.059 Six! 932 00:37:06.092 --> 00:37:07.460 [***] 933 00:37:07.494 --> 00:37:08.828 [Casey laughs] 934 00:37:11.631 --> 00:37:13.466 That's right, Henry-- 935 00:37:13.500 --> 00:37:14.934 looks like you'll be coming back next week, 936 00:37:14.968 --> 00:37:17.303 where our four remaining couples 937 00:37:17.337 --> 00:37:18.838 will be competing in... 938 00:37:18.872 --> 00:37:20.373 [***] 939 00:37:20.407 --> 00:37:22.075 [dance chips clattering] 940 00:37:22.108 --> 00:37:24.544 [drum rolling] 941 00:37:25.845 --> 00:37:27.747 ...Swing dancing! 942 00:37:27.781 --> 00:37:30.650 [***] 943 00:37:33.853 --> 00:37:35.555 [dryly] Great! 944 00:37:41.027 --> 00:37:44.597 [***] 945 00:37:46.866 --> 00:37:48.468 [water spraying] 946 00:37:48.501 --> 00:37:51.805 [***] 947 00:37:51.838 --> 00:37:53.873 [Charlotte and Peter laughing] 948 00:37:53.907 --> 00:37:56.943 [water splashing] 949 00:37:56.976 --> 00:38:00.613 [***] 950 00:38:01.781 --> 00:38:03.083 [laughing] 951 00:38:08.021 --> 00:38:09.923 [shrieking] 952 00:38:09.956 --> 00:38:11.825 Hey, back to work. 953 00:38:12.992 --> 00:38:15.662 [***] 954 00:38:19.699 --> 00:38:22.869 Okay, just click the link to upload your resume. 955 00:38:22.902 --> 00:38:25.705 Great! I look forward to working with you. 956 00:38:27.107 --> 00:38:28.675 Oh, bless. 957 00:38:28.708 --> 00:38:30.010 So, tell me everything. 958 00:38:30.043 --> 00:38:32.145 That was my second new client this morning. 959 00:38:32.178 --> 00:38:33.947 I should've gone on TV years ago! 960 00:38:33.980 --> 00:38:35.582 And it has me inspired to want to help my clients 961 00:38:35.615 --> 00:38:36.950 more long-term. 962 00:38:36.983 --> 00:38:38.818 I'm actually putting together a presentation. 963 00:38:38.852 --> 00:38:39.719 Casey! 964 00:38:39.753 --> 00:38:41.855 Did you think I meant "work-related"? 965 00:38:41.888 --> 00:38:44.124 Okay, fine, but I have to be at a meeting in five minutes. 966 00:38:44.157 --> 00:38:45.658 So, rapid-fire. Go. 967 00:38:45.692 --> 00:38:47.027 Okay. How was Spencer? 968 00:38:47.060 --> 00:38:47.894 He's a little into himself, 969 00:38:47.927 --> 00:38:49.396 but not nearly as much as I thought. 970 00:38:49.429 --> 00:38:50.563 Oh. What are the other couples like? 971 00:38:50.597 --> 00:38:51.798 Honestly, really nice. 972 00:38:51.831 --> 00:38:52.899 They're kinda treating us like the underdogs. 973 00:38:52.932 --> 00:38:54.768 Aw! Do you get to keep that dress? 974 00:38:54.801 --> 00:38:56.403 -I wish. -Has Henry kissed you yet? 975 00:38:56.436 --> 00:38:57.404 What? No! 976 00:38:57.437 --> 00:38:58.571 Oh, come on. 977 00:38:58.605 --> 00:39:00.073 I've seen you two on TV. 978 00:39:00.106 --> 00:39:01.875 It's called performing, Jess. 979 00:39:01.908 --> 00:39:03.843 Mm, mm-mm. Sorry, I don't buy it. 980 00:39:03.877 --> 00:39:06.780 Okay, well, buy it or not, this is all temporary. 981 00:39:06.813 --> 00:39:08.982 I don't even have time to think about anything else. 982 00:39:09.015 --> 00:39:11.451 Between work and the farm and dance rehearsals every day, 983 00:39:11.484 --> 00:39:12.519 I am exhausted. 984 00:39:12.552 --> 00:39:13.486 Mm-hmm. 985 00:39:13.520 --> 00:39:15.588 But I am kind of excited to be 986 00:39:15.622 --> 00:39:17.123 doing something for myself for once. 987 00:39:17.157 --> 00:39:18.725 Oh, I'm excited for you, too. 988 00:39:18.758 --> 00:39:20.126 -Thank you. -I still think he's into you. 989 00:39:20.160 --> 00:39:21.428 Okay. 990 00:39:21.461 --> 00:39:22.595 Because there is no story 991 00:39:22.629 --> 00:39:24.464 that can't be told as a love story-- 992 00:39:24.497 --> 00:39:26.099 which is from Billy Crystal. 993 00:39:26.132 --> 00:39:27.634 That was Billy Wilder! 994 00:39:28.635 --> 00:39:29.936 Billy Wilder said that, too! 995 00:39:29.969 --> 00:39:31.137 Their-- They-- Both of them said it. 996 00:39:31.171 --> 00:39:32.138 I-I know they did. 997 00:39:32.172 --> 00:39:34.808 [***] 998 00:39:38.912 --> 00:39:41.548 Did you guys drop a truck on the Wicked Witch of the Farm? 999 00:39:41.581 --> 00:39:42.916 Good one. 1000 00:39:42.949 --> 00:39:44.050 I mean, I'm just here to tease him, 1001 00:39:44.084 --> 00:39:46.986 because there's no way he's getting this thing started. 1002 00:39:47.020 --> 00:39:48.054 As much as it kills me, she might be right. 1003 00:39:49.923 --> 00:39:50.857 Try it now! 1004 00:39:53.259 --> 00:39:55.195 [starter chugs, fails to fire] 1005 00:39:55.228 --> 00:39:58.565 [engine sputters and stalls] 1006 00:39:58.598 --> 00:40:00.633 [mock announcing] That was attempt number 132. 1007 00:40:00.667 --> 00:40:02.202 Will Uncle Hennifer go for 133? 1008 00:40:02.235 --> 00:40:03.870 Don't count him out yet, Charlotte! 1009 00:40:03.903 --> 00:40:06.539 That is one determined farmer down there. 1010 00:40:06.573 --> 00:40:07.640 [laughing] 1011 00:40:07.674 --> 00:40:10.210 None of this... is helping! 1012 00:40:10.243 --> 00:40:12.712 Okay, try it one more time! 1013 00:40:12.746 --> 00:40:14.981 [ignition turns, engine rumbles to life] 1014 00:40:15.015 --> 00:40:16.683 All right! 1015 00:40:18.218 --> 00:40:20.186 All right, shut 'er down. 1016 00:40:20.220 --> 00:40:21.721 [shuts engine off] 1017 00:40:23.623 --> 00:40:25.558 I am impressed! 1018 00:40:25.592 --> 00:40:26.993 Is there anything you can't do? 1019 00:40:28.061 --> 00:40:29.796 Just swing dance. 1020 00:40:31.898 --> 00:40:33.800 See? Just because something's old 1021 00:40:33.833 --> 00:40:36.169 doesn't mean it's not still useful. 1022 00:40:36.202 --> 00:40:37.937 I don't think he's talking about my truck anymore. 1023 00:40:37.971 --> 00:40:40.206 No, this birthday really affected him. 1024 00:40:40.240 --> 00:40:41.241 [giggling] 1025 00:40:42.909 --> 00:40:45.078 So, I got something for you guys. 1026 00:40:45.111 --> 00:40:47.147 [***] 1027 00:40:47.180 --> 00:40:49.916 It's in the office. 1028 00:40:51.851 --> 00:40:54.087 With everyone coming and going, 1029 00:40:54.120 --> 00:40:57.090 I thought it would be smart to have a check-off board. 1030 00:40:57.123 --> 00:40:59.626 So, if you do something, you just initial in the box. 1031 00:40:59.659 --> 00:41:00.827 That way, if we're not here at the same time, 1032 00:41:00.860 --> 00:41:02.262 we know who has done what. 1033 00:41:02.295 --> 00:41:03.963 That's actually a brilliant idea. 1034 00:41:03.997 --> 00:41:05.632 Of course, it is. A woman thought of it. 1035 00:41:05.665 --> 00:41:07.033 [sighs] 1036 00:41:08.702 --> 00:41:10.570 [***] 1037 00:41:10.603 --> 00:41:13.039 [goats bleating] 1038 00:41:15.108 --> 00:41:17.077 Oh! 1039 00:41:17.110 --> 00:41:18.311 Okay, okay. 1040 00:41:18.345 --> 00:41:20.046 Hold on! 1041 00:41:20.080 --> 00:41:21.948 [bleating] 1042 00:41:23.216 --> 00:41:24.718 Ah... ah... ah! 1043 00:41:24.751 --> 00:41:27.887 [panics and chuckles] 1044 00:41:27.921 --> 00:41:29.956 [bleating persists] 1045 00:41:31.091 --> 00:41:33.026 [***] 1046 00:41:34.260 --> 00:41:35.228 [Casey] Henry! 1047 00:41:35.261 --> 00:41:36.696 Help! 1048 00:41:36.730 --> 00:41:40.166 [***] 1049 00:41:42.035 --> 00:41:43.870 Okay. 1050 00:41:46.639 --> 00:41:48.041 [whimpers and yelps] 1051 00:41:58.151 --> 00:42:00.887 For the record, I did ask for help. 1052 00:42:00.920 --> 00:42:04.190 That was after you got into trouble. 1053 00:42:04.224 --> 00:42:05.859 Baby steps. 1054 00:42:05.892 --> 00:42:07.660 You're still gonna make me swing dance tonight, aren't you? 1055 00:42:07.694 --> 00:42:08.862 Sure am. 1056 00:42:08.895 --> 00:42:11.664 [phone ringing] 1057 00:42:11.698 --> 00:42:13.667 Uh... 1058 00:42:13.700 --> 00:42:15.935 hold on. 1059 00:42:15.969 --> 00:42:17.070 Hello? 1060 00:42:21.074 --> 00:42:22.976 Yeah. 1061 00:42:24.978 --> 00:42:26.079 Uh... 1062 00:42:26.112 --> 00:42:27.347 uh-huh. 1063 00:42:35.388 --> 00:42:37.924 What's going on? 1064 00:42:39.059 --> 00:42:41.961 Do you know the comedian George Grant? 1065 00:42:41.995 --> 00:42:43.897 Sure. 1066 00:42:43.930 --> 00:42:45.398 That was him. 1067 00:42:45.432 --> 00:42:48.234 He saw us on Dance Your Heart Out, 1068 00:42:48.268 --> 00:42:50.837 and thought our "schtick" was, and I quote, 1069 00:42:50.870 --> 00:42:51.905 "Hilarious." 1070 00:42:51.938 --> 00:42:53.707 And it gets weirder-- 1071 00:42:53.740 --> 00:42:56.142 he's in town for a few days and his opening act canceled, 1072 00:42:56.176 --> 00:42:59.879 and he asked if we would open for him, 1073 00:42:59.913 --> 00:43:02.248 which I told him, we'd never do, but... 1074 00:43:02.282 --> 00:43:04.918 [words catch] 1075 00:43:06.286 --> 00:43:07.821 Casey? 1076 00:43:07.854 --> 00:43:08.922 I am so sorry. 1077 00:43:08.955 --> 00:43:10.256 You did this? 1078 00:43:12.992 --> 00:43:15.829 Casey, how many wishes did you make that night? 1079 00:43:15.862 --> 00:43:18.298 I make a list every year on my birthday. 1080 00:43:18.331 --> 00:43:20.033 Of resolutions? 1081 00:43:20.066 --> 00:43:23.103 No, a list of things I want to accomplish that year, 1082 00:43:23.136 --> 00:43:25.438 and I put them in a little file on my computer desktop 1083 00:43:25.472 --> 00:43:27.207 to remind me every day to do them. 1084 00:43:27.240 --> 00:43:28.274 Like a bucket list? 1085 00:43:28.308 --> 00:43:30.076 No, a birthday list. 1086 00:43:30.110 --> 00:43:31.845 Three things. Every year. 1087 00:43:31.878 --> 00:43:33.246 So, technically, 1088 00:43:33.279 --> 00:43:35.849 getting on Dance Your Heart Out wasn't your wish. 1089 00:43:35.882 --> 00:43:37.717 Your wish was for your bucket list-- 1090 00:43:37.751 --> 00:43:38.752 "Birthday list." 1091 00:43:38.785 --> 00:43:40.387 ...Birthday list, to come true? 1092 00:43:40.420 --> 00:43:41.855 -Right. -And dancing was just 1093 00:43:41.888 --> 00:43:44.024 -number one on that list? -Correct. 1094 00:43:44.057 --> 00:43:45.725 And why didn't you mention the other two? 1095 00:43:45.759 --> 00:43:48.962 Because I only made one wish-- to "do my birthday list." 1096 00:43:48.995 --> 00:43:50.764 And stand-up comedy-- 1097 00:43:50.797 --> 00:43:51.865 ...Is the second thing on the list. 1098 00:43:51.898 --> 00:43:55.101 But, seriously, I was thinking some open-mic night! 1099 00:43:55.135 --> 00:43:56.069 Well, I'm off the hook. 1100 00:43:56.102 --> 00:43:58.104 I only made a deal to dance. 1101 00:43:58.138 --> 00:44:00.106 Well, technically, you made a deal 1102 00:44:00.140 --> 00:44:01.174 to make my wish come true. 1103 00:44:01.207 --> 00:44:02.308 Remember? 1104 00:44:02.342 --> 00:44:04.477 No. No, I do not remember. 1105 00:44:04.511 --> 00:44:06.112 I do, 1106 00:44:06.146 --> 00:44:08.415 because I specifically worded it that way. 1107 00:44:08.448 --> 00:44:10.216 So you pulled a fast one? 1108 00:44:10.250 --> 00:44:12.752 Casey, why does it have to be stand-up comedy? 1109 00:44:12.786 --> 00:44:14.954 Why couldn't you wish for something fun? 1110 00:44:14.988 --> 00:44:16.890 It's going to be so much fun! 1111 00:44:16.923 --> 00:44:19.192 Especially because we get to do it together. 1112 00:44:19.225 --> 00:44:20.026 Trust me. 1113 00:44:20.060 --> 00:44:23.029 -Trust you? -Come on, we're funny! 1114 00:44:23.063 --> 00:44:25.231 We can do this. Come on. 1115 00:44:25.265 --> 00:44:28.034 And it'll give you something to tell your grandkids about, 1116 00:44:28.068 --> 00:44:30.904 other than stories about the time the well-pump exploded. 1117 00:44:30.937 --> 00:44:32.238 Well-pumps don't explode. 1118 00:44:32.272 --> 00:44:33.740 They do if you don't know what you're doing. 1119 00:44:35.075 --> 00:44:36.443 Okay, what's wish number three? 1120 00:44:36.476 --> 00:44:38.011 Number three? 1121 00:44:38.044 --> 00:44:39.779 Oh, on my list? 1122 00:44:39.813 --> 00:44:40.513 Uh, don't worry about that. 1123 00:44:40.547 --> 00:44:42.115 Why not? 1124 00:44:42.148 --> 00:44:44.017 Because number three has nothing to do with you. 1125 00:44:44.050 --> 00:44:44.951 You can't do it. 1126 00:44:46.219 --> 00:44:48.788 Casey, I don't want to do stand-up comedy. 1127 00:44:48.822 --> 00:44:50.323 What if I sweetened the pot? 1128 00:44:50.357 --> 00:44:51.891 With what? 1129 00:44:51.925 --> 00:44:53.793 What if... 1130 00:44:53.827 --> 00:44:55.195 What-- What if... 1131 00:44:55.228 --> 00:44:57.330 I gave you half-ownership of the farm, 1132 00:44:57.364 --> 00:44:59.866 and you could live in the farmhouse for free? 1133 00:44:59.899 --> 00:45:01.201 And, that way, you could quit your other job, 1134 00:45:01.234 --> 00:45:02.869 and just be here full-time. 1135 00:45:02.902 --> 00:45:04.404 -No. -Why not? 1136 00:45:04.437 --> 00:45:05.405 Because at some point, 1137 00:45:05.438 --> 00:45:06.806 the third thing on your list is gonna come up, 1138 00:45:06.840 --> 00:45:07.974 and I'm not gonna wanna do it, 1139 00:45:08.008 --> 00:45:09.275 and you're gonna get mad and kick me out. 1140 00:45:10.377 --> 00:45:11.444 There! 1141 00:45:11.478 --> 00:45:13.947 Poof! You are officially released from number three, 1142 00:45:13.980 --> 00:45:15.248 and I guarantee, 1143 00:45:15.281 --> 00:45:17.083 you can live on this farm for free for two years, 1144 00:45:17.117 --> 00:45:18.418 even if I get mad at you, 1145 00:45:18.451 --> 00:45:20.787 which, let's face it, is fairly likely. 1146 00:45:22.322 --> 00:45:23.490 [grumbly sigh] 1147 00:45:25.392 --> 00:45:28.128 [clattering] 1148 00:45:28.161 --> 00:45:29.195 [thud] 1149 00:45:30.397 --> 00:45:32.365 Where are you going? 1150 00:45:32.399 --> 00:45:34.267 To get my stuff... 1151 00:45:34.300 --> 00:45:36.369 and quit. 1152 00:45:36.403 --> 00:45:38.838 [truck door shuts] 1153 00:45:38.872 --> 00:45:40.507 [engine turns over] 1154 00:45:51.551 --> 00:45:54.154 [swing music plays] 1155 00:45:59.092 --> 00:46:01.127 [***] 1156 00:46:02.996 --> 00:46:04.464 Come on, Gloria. 1157 00:46:04.497 --> 00:46:05.932 How about that? 1158 00:46:05.965 --> 00:46:07.600 You're not as hopeless as I thought. 1159 00:46:07.634 --> 00:46:09.069 [Casey laughs] 1160 00:46:09.102 --> 00:46:10.837 I will take that as a success. 1161 00:46:10.870 --> 00:46:12.972 Don't let success go to your head. 1162 00:46:13.006 --> 00:46:16.943 And don't let a failure go to your heart, am I right? 1163 00:46:16.976 --> 00:46:18.244 Thank you, Gloria! 1164 00:46:18.278 --> 00:46:19.879 [laughs] She loves me. 1165 00:46:21.014 --> 00:46:22.882 [laughing giddily] 1166 00:46:24.617 --> 00:46:26.419 -Again? -Again. 1167 00:46:28.321 --> 00:46:30.190 [swing music plays on video] 1168 00:46:30.223 --> 00:46:32.425 [***] 1169 00:46:38.598 --> 00:46:40.133 What are you doing? 1170 00:46:40.166 --> 00:46:41.401 -Uh... nothing. -[shuts video off] 1171 00:46:41.434 --> 00:46:43.403 Was that a swing-dance video? 1172 00:46:43.436 --> 00:46:44.304 No. 1173 00:46:46.272 --> 00:46:48.641 I'm sorry. Do you need something? 1174 00:46:48.675 --> 00:46:50.977 I could use your help. 1175 00:46:52.312 --> 00:46:54.981 Well, I could be proud of you for asking. 1176 00:46:55.015 --> 00:46:56.383 Can it! 1177 00:46:56.416 --> 00:46:58.218 There is a mutant rat in the chicken coop. 1178 00:46:58.251 --> 00:46:59.419 He's hissing at me 1179 00:46:59.452 --> 00:47:01.554 and I'm scared he's gonna jump on my face. 1180 00:47:01.588 --> 00:47:03.156 Please help! 1181 00:47:03.189 --> 00:47:05.925 [***] 1182 00:47:07.360 --> 00:47:08.294 Casey. 1183 00:47:10.063 --> 00:47:12.532 That is an opossum, not a rat, 1184 00:47:12.565 --> 00:47:14.567 and it's more likely to eat all the eggs in the coop 1185 00:47:14.601 --> 00:47:16.269 than do any face-jumping. 1186 00:47:17.203 --> 00:47:18.138 I'm getting a broom. 1187 00:47:19.472 --> 00:47:21.941 But face-jumping is still on the table, isn't it? 1188 00:47:21.975 --> 00:47:23.043 [Henry] No. 1189 00:47:23.076 --> 00:47:25.478 [***] 1190 00:47:42.228 --> 00:47:43.563 [gate thuds shut] 1191 00:47:43.596 --> 00:47:45.465 Hey! 1192 00:47:45.498 --> 00:47:46.499 Hey. 1193 00:47:47.334 --> 00:47:50.203 So, listen... 1194 00:47:50.236 --> 00:47:52.238 uh, we've been working pretty hard, 1195 00:47:52.272 --> 00:47:54.974 and it got me thinking it might be time 1196 00:47:55.008 --> 00:47:56.276 to reward ourselves... 1197 00:47:56.309 --> 00:47:58.445 with some fun. 1198 00:47:58.478 --> 00:48:01.014 Work-life balance-- big fan. 1199 00:48:02.248 --> 00:48:05.352 So... what do you have in mind? 1200 00:48:06.419 --> 00:48:09.255 Uh... 1201 00:48:09.289 --> 00:48:14.361 * Photographs don't go far enough * 1202 00:48:14.394 --> 00:48:18.098 * Rose-tinted glasses make fools of us * 1203 00:48:18.131 --> 00:48:21.301 * Looking back * 1204 00:48:21.334 --> 00:48:25.972 * Way too long ago to see it clearly now... * 1205 00:48:26.006 --> 00:48:27.040 Here you go. 1206 00:48:27.073 --> 00:48:29.075 Oh, thank you, Casey! 1207 00:48:31.678 --> 00:48:35.015 Mac is not giving up his Grill Master title easily. 1208 00:48:35.048 --> 00:48:36.249 Oh. 1209 00:48:36.282 --> 00:48:39.285 I'm sure Henry is taking all of his advice 1210 00:48:39.319 --> 00:48:43.556 with an open heart and a willingness to compromise. 1211 00:48:43.590 --> 00:48:45.225 [both laughing] 1212 00:48:45.258 --> 00:48:48.061 Okay... maybe not! 1213 00:48:48.094 --> 00:48:49.763 [laughing] 1214 00:48:49.796 --> 00:48:52.332 Henry's never been good at giving up control. 1215 00:48:52.365 --> 00:48:54.534 I get that. 1216 00:48:54.567 --> 00:48:56.302 But he does seem to value your opinion. 1217 00:48:56.336 --> 00:48:57.971 [scoffs] Sometimes! 1218 00:48:59.305 --> 00:49:01.641 So... where's your family? 1219 00:49:01.675 --> 00:49:03.076 Do they live nearby? 1220 00:49:03.109 --> 00:49:05.478 Um, no family. 1221 00:49:05.512 --> 00:49:06.713 It's just me, now. 1222 00:49:09.683 --> 00:49:12.686 Well, then you're welcome to join us anytime. 1223 00:49:15.522 --> 00:49:17.624 All right, come help me get those salads from the fridge. 1224 00:49:17.657 --> 00:49:20.326 [***] 1225 00:49:26.666 --> 00:49:27.734 Hey, you busy? 1226 00:49:29.736 --> 00:49:30.804 Cool. So, listen. 1227 00:49:30.837 --> 00:49:34.174 Do you know if Charlotte is, you know, seeing anyone? 1228 00:49:34.207 --> 00:49:36.109 Or would like to go out, maybe, 1229 00:49:36.142 --> 00:49:38.178 with-with me, I mean? 1230 00:49:38.211 --> 00:49:39.646 Maybe you should write her a note. 1231 00:49:39.679 --> 00:49:41.648 I can pass it to her in gym class. 1232 00:49:41.681 --> 00:49:42.782 She can circle "Yes," "No," or "Maybe." 1233 00:49:42.816 --> 00:49:45.218 [laughs] I should probably ask her, huh? 1234 00:49:45.251 --> 00:49:47.287 Yeah. 1235 00:49:47.320 --> 00:49:49.556 [laughing] 1236 00:49:50.824 --> 00:49:53.226 You know, you could do some asking yourself. 1237 00:49:53.259 --> 00:49:55.462 [***] 1238 00:50:02.469 --> 00:50:04.604 Okay, no! But seriously, okay? 1239 00:50:04.637 --> 00:50:07.841 Lasso? That's cowboy stuff. That's not farmer stuff. 1240 00:50:07.874 --> 00:50:09.342 Is that what they do? 1241 00:50:09.376 --> 00:50:10.276 Are you sure about that? 1242 00:50:10.310 --> 00:50:11.578 Well... 1243 00:50:11.611 --> 00:50:13.680 I don't know. Throwing a lasso isn't easy. 1244 00:50:13.713 --> 00:50:14.714 I've never heard him talk about it. 1245 00:50:14.748 --> 00:50:15.548 Me neither! 1246 00:50:15.582 --> 00:50:17.217 That's because a bull doesn't need 1247 00:50:17.250 --> 00:50:19.386 to claim its turf with a roar, Pops. 1248 00:50:19.419 --> 00:50:21.855 But a bull doesn't roar, does it? 1249 00:50:21.888 --> 00:50:23.223 You know what I mean-- 1250 00:50:23.256 --> 00:50:24.391 and besides, 1251 00:50:24.424 --> 00:50:25.725 you've never seen me do any farming! 1252 00:50:25.759 --> 00:50:26.693 That's not true. 1253 00:50:26.726 --> 00:50:30.230 Remember that year you dug up all my flowers 1254 00:50:30.263 --> 00:50:32.432 to plant tomatoes and corn? Hmm? 1255 00:50:32.465 --> 00:50:33.600 On the other hand, 1256 00:50:33.633 --> 00:50:35.802 we never knew he could waltz either. 1257 00:50:35.835 --> 00:50:37.837 [overlapping] Ooh! 1258 00:50:37.871 --> 00:50:39.506 Okay, guys. Guys! 1259 00:50:39.539 --> 00:50:40.740 We're getting sidetracked here. 1260 00:50:40.774 --> 00:50:42.275 Let's get back to the question at hand. 1261 00:50:42.308 --> 00:50:43.376 Now... 1262 00:50:43.410 --> 00:50:45.745 do we think Henry can lasso? 1263 00:50:45.779 --> 00:50:48.548 Or... is he making things up again? 1264 00:50:48.581 --> 00:50:49.649 Let's see a show of hands. 1265 00:50:49.683 --> 00:50:52.152 -I vote "no," he cannot. -One no. 1266 00:50:52.185 --> 00:50:53.386 He's my son. He can do anything. 1267 00:50:53.420 --> 00:50:54.654 -[Simon] One-one. -[Charlotte] Definitive. 1268 00:50:54.688 --> 00:50:55.755 Jess? 1269 00:50:55.789 --> 00:50:58.792 Oh, no. I'm staying neutral. I'm like Switzerland. 1270 00:50:58.825 --> 00:51:00.260 [laughing] 1271 00:51:00.293 --> 00:51:01.795 Smart girl. Casey? 1272 00:51:04.431 --> 00:51:05.832 I'm voting "yes," 1273 00:51:05.865 --> 00:51:07.400 because Henry runs modest, 1274 00:51:07.434 --> 00:51:08.735 so if he says he can do something, 1275 00:51:08.768 --> 00:51:09.903 I believe him. 1276 00:51:09.936 --> 00:51:12.305 Okay. 1277 00:51:12.339 --> 00:51:13.807 Well, I'm a no, so, that makes it two-two. 1278 00:51:13.840 --> 00:51:14.908 [laughing] 1279 00:51:14.941 --> 00:51:17.410 So, now, the only way to break the tie, I guess... 1280 00:51:17.444 --> 00:51:18.878 is to see it, brother. 1281 00:51:18.912 --> 00:51:20.146 Yes! 1282 00:51:20.180 --> 00:51:21.281 Come on, cowboy. 1283 00:51:21.314 --> 00:51:22.248 All right. 1284 00:51:22.282 --> 00:51:23.750 Yes. Yes! 1285 00:51:23.783 --> 00:51:25.251 -[all cheering] -Go, Henry! 1286 00:51:25.285 --> 00:51:28.355 There's magic in the air. 1287 00:51:28.388 --> 00:51:29.689 -Come on, Henry! Come on! -All right. 1288 00:51:29.723 --> 00:51:31.124 Come on, Henry. You can do it. 1289 00:51:32.959 --> 00:51:34.361 -Okay. -All right. 1290 00:51:34.394 --> 00:51:35.362 Ow! 1291 00:51:35.395 --> 00:51:36.663 [laughing] 1292 00:51:37.731 --> 00:51:39.432 Yeah! 1293 00:51:39.466 --> 00:51:41.267 [all cheering and laughing] 1294 00:51:43.436 --> 00:51:44.738 Not bad for a dancer. 1295 00:51:44.771 --> 00:51:45.839 Thank you. 1296 00:51:52.212 --> 00:51:55.582 [***] 1297 00:51:55.615 --> 00:51:57.217 * Follow your heart * 1298 00:51:57.250 --> 00:51:59.185 * To Venus or Mars * 1299 00:51:59.219 --> 00:52:00.253 * Why don't ya? * 1300 00:52:02.756 --> 00:52:04.657 * Take your planes, trains and cars * 1301 00:52:04.691 --> 00:52:07.761 * To somewhere the past can't haunt ya * 1302 00:52:10.463 --> 00:52:14.200 * Don't be afraid to carry the weight * 1303 00:52:14.234 --> 00:52:16.770 * You know that I will wait * 1304 00:52:17.871 --> 00:52:21.307 * So, follow your heart to Venus or Mars * 1305 00:52:21.341 --> 00:52:23.443 * Why don't ya? * 1306 00:52:23.476 --> 00:52:26.513 [***] 1307 00:52:26.546 --> 00:52:31.284 * If the world starts to feel lonely * 1308 00:52:33.753 --> 00:52:37.891 * You know turning back is * 1309 00:52:37.924 --> 00:52:41.928 * Easy * 1310 00:52:41.961 --> 00:52:47.233 [***] 1311 00:52:47.267 --> 00:52:48.368 * Just come home * 1312 00:52:48.401 --> 00:52:50.537 [***] 1313 00:52:54.941 --> 00:52:56.443 * Come home * 1314 00:52:56.476 --> 00:52:58.378 Be serious! 1315 00:52:58.411 --> 00:52:59.746 I am being serious. 1316 00:52:59.779 --> 00:53:02.782 We cannot name the farm "Udder Delight". 1317 00:53:02.816 --> 00:53:06.586 Oh, what about something with "Meadows" in it? 1318 00:53:07.554 --> 00:53:09.589 Kinda sappy for a farm. 1319 00:53:10.657 --> 00:53:12.258 Sounds like a retirement home... 1320 00:53:12.292 --> 00:53:13.526 for cows! 1321 00:53:13.560 --> 00:53:16.396 [laughing] 1322 00:53:16.429 --> 00:53:17.931 [distant howling] 1323 00:53:19.065 --> 00:53:20.467 Just coyotes, 1324 00:53:20.500 --> 00:53:23.837 and a reminder it's time for my nightly rounds. 1325 00:53:25.438 --> 00:53:26.539 "Nightly rounds"? 1326 00:53:26.573 --> 00:53:29.042 Last thing I do every night. 1327 00:53:29.075 --> 00:53:32.846 Make sure the good critters are inside... 1328 00:53:32.879 --> 00:53:36.750 and the bad critters are outside. 1329 00:53:38.518 --> 00:53:39.586 You can come with, 1330 00:53:39.619 --> 00:53:41.955 or stay here with the coyotes. 1331 00:53:41.988 --> 00:53:43.790 I'll come with. 1332 00:53:46.926 --> 00:53:49.596 [***] 1333 00:54:05.045 --> 00:54:06.980 They seem like a good audience, right? 1334 00:54:07.013 --> 00:54:09.749 [Henry] Yeah, except I am not qualified 1335 00:54:09.783 --> 00:54:11.785 to judge the demeanor of a mob. 1336 00:54:11.818 --> 00:54:15.522 Uh, first off, it's an audience, not a mob-- 1337 00:54:15.555 --> 00:54:16.723 and we know our routine! 1338 00:54:16.756 --> 00:54:17.991 We got this. 1339 00:54:18.024 --> 00:54:21.027 Besides, even if we bomb, no one's gonna know. 1340 00:54:21.061 --> 00:54:22.896 No, it's not like everybody out there 1341 00:54:22.929 --> 00:54:24.564 doesn't have a phone in their pocket! 1342 00:54:24.597 --> 00:54:25.865 They don't, actually. 1343 00:54:25.899 --> 00:54:27.767 George Grant doesn't allow recordings at his shows. 1344 00:54:27.801 --> 00:54:28.835 He's super-strict about it. 1345 00:54:28.868 --> 00:54:30.503 -What? -I think it's so he can 1346 00:54:30.537 --> 00:54:31.471 test out new jokes. 1347 00:54:31.504 --> 00:54:32.806 Okay, okay. You're right. 1348 00:54:32.839 --> 00:54:34.874 It's fine. I'm gonna be fine. 1349 00:54:34.908 --> 00:54:35.875 We're gonna be fine! 1350 00:54:35.909 --> 00:54:37.711 We're gonna be great. 1351 00:54:37.744 --> 00:54:40.413 I mean, what's the worst that could happen? 1352 00:54:40.447 --> 00:54:42.782 [***] 1353 00:54:42.816 --> 00:54:46.019 ...And that's how we ended up here. 1354 00:54:46.052 --> 00:54:48.822 Henry, anything you'd like to add? 1355 00:54:49.989 --> 00:54:51.424 Uh... 1356 00:54:53.960 --> 00:54:56.796 Like, maybe that joke about bad first dates 1357 00:54:56.830 --> 00:54:58.431 that we rehearsed a million times? 1358 00:55:00.433 --> 00:55:01.868 Mm-kay... 1359 00:55:01.901 --> 00:55:04.404 in case y'all hadn't noticed, Henry has left us-- 1360 00:55:04.437 --> 00:55:05.538 [chuckling] 1361 00:55:05.572 --> 00:55:09.075 ...And since our routine requires two people with pulses, 1362 00:55:09.109 --> 00:55:12.379 I'm gonna have to do a little off-roading here. 1363 00:55:12.412 --> 00:55:13.279 [whispering] Casey-- 1364 00:55:13.313 --> 00:55:16.716 Maybe we should involve the audience. 1365 00:55:16.750 --> 00:55:18.418 Anyone have any questions? 1366 00:55:19.619 --> 00:55:22.122 Uh, yes, you in the flowered top. 1367 00:55:22.155 --> 00:55:24.524 [woman's voice] My question is for the man in the coma. 1368 00:55:24.557 --> 00:55:25.558 [laughter] 1369 00:55:25.592 --> 00:55:27.560 Bold move, but let's try. 1370 00:55:27.594 --> 00:55:30.730 Sir, what's the dumbest thing you've ever done on a farm? 1371 00:55:30.764 --> 00:55:32.532 Um... 1372 00:55:32.565 --> 00:55:35.735 I'm guessing "agreeing to do stand-up with Casey," 1373 00:55:35.769 --> 00:55:37.704 but let's see how this unfolds. 1374 00:55:37.737 --> 00:55:38.805 [laughter] 1375 00:55:38.838 --> 00:55:42.742 Yeah... that's absolutely right. 1376 00:55:42.776 --> 00:55:47.580 Oh, and/or, the great goat escape of 2019. 1377 00:55:47.614 --> 00:55:50.850 "The great goat escape of 2019"? 1378 00:55:50.884 --> 00:55:53.420 Uh, care to elaborate? 1379 00:55:53.453 --> 00:55:54.621 I... do not. 1380 00:55:54.654 --> 00:55:56.122 [crowd chuckling] 1381 00:55:56.156 --> 00:55:58.458 Are you the hero of this story? 1382 00:55:58.491 --> 00:56:01.127 I am not. 1383 00:56:01.161 --> 00:56:03.663 Yeah, I'm gonna have to hear these details later. 1384 00:56:03.697 --> 00:56:05.832 I'm taking that story to my grave. 1385 00:56:05.865 --> 00:56:07.600 We'll see about that. 1386 00:56:07.634 --> 00:56:08.835 [laughter] 1387 00:56:08.868 --> 00:56:10.003 Okay, anyone else? 1388 00:56:10.904 --> 00:56:12.072 You, in the back. 1389 00:56:12.105 --> 00:56:15.809 What is your favorite dance move? 1390 00:56:15.842 --> 00:56:17.143 Me? 1391 00:56:17.177 --> 00:56:18.411 Yeah, you. 1392 00:56:19.112 --> 00:56:21.614 Do y'all wanna see it? 1393 00:56:21.648 --> 00:56:23.116 Yes! 1394 00:56:23.149 --> 00:56:24.217 [cheering] 1395 00:56:24.250 --> 00:56:26.219 [crowd applauds] 1396 00:56:26.252 --> 00:56:28.421 [***] 1397 00:56:29.889 --> 00:56:32.125 Leaning on a wall, watching other people dance. 1398 00:56:32.158 --> 00:56:34.594 [laughter] 1399 00:56:35.795 --> 00:56:37.630 That's it. That's the move. 1400 00:56:37.664 --> 00:56:39.599 [laughter] 1401 00:56:40.800 --> 00:56:42.869 Oh, it looks like that's our time. 1402 00:56:42.902 --> 00:56:44.671 -Aw! -Ohh! 1403 00:56:44.704 --> 00:56:46.006 [Henry] I know! I know, I know. 1404 00:56:46.039 --> 00:56:48.675 But you can catch us live tomorrow night 1405 00:56:48.708 --> 00:56:50.510 on Dance Your Heart Out, 1406 00:56:50.543 --> 00:56:51.644 where we will attempt 1407 00:56:51.678 --> 00:56:52.912 to swing dance. 1408 00:56:52.946 --> 00:56:55.048 Uh, followed by "ER Visit with Casey," 1409 00:56:55.081 --> 00:56:56.616 after he faceplants me. 1410 00:56:56.649 --> 00:56:57.951 [laughter] 1411 00:56:57.984 --> 00:57:00.053 I'm not gonna drop her. 1412 00:57:00.086 --> 00:57:02.022 You say that with the delusional confidence 1413 00:57:02.055 --> 00:57:03.890 of man who has already dropped me multiple times. 1414 00:57:03.923 --> 00:57:06.092 [laughter] 1415 00:57:06.126 --> 00:57:07.127 Ladies and gentlemen, 1416 00:57:07.160 --> 00:57:08.995 please grab a drink and a break, 1417 00:57:09.029 --> 00:57:10.797 and up next is, everyone's favorite-- 1418 00:57:10.830 --> 00:57:12.032 George Grant! 1419 00:57:12.065 --> 00:57:15.168 [loud cheering and applause] 1420 00:57:18.838 --> 00:57:21.241 [laughing giddily] 1421 00:57:22.742 --> 00:57:24.577 Thank you for doing that with me. 1422 00:57:24.611 --> 00:57:27.213 Thank you for saving the day back there. 1423 00:57:27.247 --> 00:57:30.116 Did you know Charlotte, Peter, and Jess were gonna be here? 1424 00:57:30.150 --> 00:57:31.618 I worked it out with them, 1425 00:57:31.651 --> 00:57:33.687 in case we needed a little ice-breaker. 1426 00:57:33.720 --> 00:57:35.955 And you didn't think you could maybe... tell me? 1427 00:57:35.989 --> 00:57:37.957 It's no big deal. 1428 00:57:37.991 --> 00:57:39.726 They came to support us, and step in, 1429 00:57:39.759 --> 00:57:40.994 in case one of us needed it. 1430 00:57:41.995 --> 00:57:44.097 A wise man once told me 1431 00:57:44.130 --> 00:57:46.032 that having a community of people around to help 1432 00:57:46.066 --> 00:57:47.734 is so important. 1433 00:57:48.935 --> 00:57:50.970 Okay, fair enough. 1434 00:57:51.004 --> 00:57:52.972 Also, I think Charlotte and Peter 1435 00:57:53.006 --> 00:57:54.841 wanted to ask each other out, 1436 00:57:54.874 --> 00:57:56.609 but didn't know how, so, presto-- 1437 00:57:56.643 --> 00:57:58.244 they're on a date. 1438 00:57:58.278 --> 00:58:01.214 So you are matchmaking now? 1439 00:58:01.247 --> 00:58:04.718 Let's call it... "romantic recruiter." 1440 00:58:04.751 --> 00:58:06.519 [laughing] 1441 00:58:09.789 --> 00:58:11.257 So, listen... 1442 00:58:11.291 --> 00:58:15.161 you know I make my birthday list every year. 1443 00:58:15.195 --> 00:58:16.696 Yeah? 1444 00:58:16.730 --> 00:58:18.898 But what you don't know 1445 00:58:18.932 --> 00:58:20.133 is that this is the first year 1446 00:58:20.166 --> 00:58:22.602 I've done more than one item on the list. 1447 00:58:22.635 --> 00:58:24.104 In fact... 1448 00:58:24.137 --> 00:58:26.740 most years, I don't do any of them. 1449 00:58:26.773 --> 00:58:28.041 Really? 1450 00:58:29.242 --> 00:58:30.276 Well... 1451 00:58:30.310 --> 00:58:33.947 now, you've already done two. 1452 00:58:33.980 --> 00:58:35.348 I have. 1453 00:58:35.382 --> 00:58:37.283 Thanks to you. 1454 00:58:37.317 --> 00:58:40.020 And you've got the whole rest of the year 1455 00:58:40.053 --> 00:58:41.688 to do the third thing on your list, 1456 00:58:41.721 --> 00:58:45.658 which you are still being very evasive about. 1457 00:58:45.692 --> 00:58:49.295 Number three remains firmly in the land of "my business," 1458 00:58:49.329 --> 00:58:52.298 which does not intersect in the land of "your business" 1459 00:58:52.332 --> 00:58:53.900 at any point. 1460 00:58:53.933 --> 00:58:55.135 And you say that, 1461 00:58:55.168 --> 00:58:57.270 but I am still waiting for a call 1462 00:58:57.303 --> 00:58:59.906 from Shark Encounters, Incorporated. 1463 00:58:59.939 --> 00:59:01.574 There will be no phone call. 1464 00:59:02.676 --> 00:59:04.210 I promise. 1465 00:59:04.244 --> 00:59:06.279 [phone starts ringing] 1466 00:59:08.281 --> 00:59:10.583 [ringing] 1467 00:59:12.919 --> 00:59:14.788 Charlotte. 1468 00:59:14.821 --> 00:59:16.923 [relieved laughter] 1469 00:59:16.956 --> 00:59:19.292 Hold on. Hello? 1470 00:59:21.094 --> 00:59:22.829 Thank you! 1471 00:59:22.862 --> 00:59:24.064 Yes, thank you. 1472 00:59:24.097 --> 00:59:26.066 I love you, too. 1473 00:59:26.099 --> 00:59:27.767 Yeah, but... don't call me that. 1474 00:59:29.903 --> 00:59:31.705 Okay. 1475 00:59:31.738 --> 00:59:32.739 All right. 1476 00:59:32.772 --> 00:59:35.208 Well, have fun. 1477 00:59:37.210 --> 00:59:39.412 Charlotte and Peter 1478 00:59:39.446 --> 00:59:42.115 are on their way to Hancock's... 1479 00:59:43.083 --> 00:59:46.086 ...on a date. 1480 00:59:46.119 --> 00:59:48.388 Can we do that, too, sometime? 1481 00:59:50.090 --> 00:59:52.692 Um... 1482 00:59:52.726 --> 00:59:55.895 I mean, uh, go get ice cream there? 1483 00:59:55.929 --> 00:59:59.265 I hear it's delicious. 1484 00:59:59.299 --> 01:00:02.369 Hancock's ice cream will make you a better person. 1485 01:00:02.402 --> 01:00:03.870 [laughs] 1486 01:00:08.475 --> 01:00:11.044 [drum intro pops as swing music rises] 1487 01:00:11.077 --> 01:00:12.912 [***] 1488 01:00:38.238 --> 01:00:40.940 [***] 1489 01:00:43.109 --> 01:00:45.679 [applauding] 1490 01:00:48.248 --> 01:00:49.382 [hushed] I didn't drop you. 1491 01:00:49.416 --> 01:00:50.984 [quietly] I still want that goat story. 1492 01:00:53.019 --> 01:00:54.988 [***] 1493 01:01:04.397 --> 01:01:06.866 [Spencer] It truly has been difficult tonight, 1494 01:01:06.900 --> 01:01:11.104 because these four teams have been spectacular, 1495 01:01:11.137 --> 01:01:12.372 but, unfortunately, 1496 01:01:12.405 --> 01:01:14.174 two couples do have to go home. 1497 01:01:14.207 --> 01:01:15.475 -[drum rolling] -Advancing 1498 01:01:15.508 --> 01:01:16.976 to the finals 1499 01:01:17.010 --> 01:01:18.178 are... 1500 01:01:18.211 --> 01:01:20.413 you know, this reminds me of that one time, last season-- 1501 01:01:22.282 --> 01:01:23.917 O-Okay! Okay. [chortling jovially] 1502 01:01:25.151 --> 01:01:27.454 Advancing to the final round... 1503 01:01:27.487 --> 01:01:28.988 [drum rolling] 1504 01:01:29.022 --> 01:01:31.224 ...is team Number Three. 1505 01:01:31.257 --> 01:01:33.893 Yes! 1506 01:01:35.028 --> 01:01:37.864 And the last couple to head to the finals 1507 01:01:37.897 --> 01:01:39.265 is... 1508 01:01:39.299 --> 01:01:41.267 Team Number 1509 01:01:41.301 --> 01:01:42.435 Six! 1510 01:01:43.970 --> 01:01:46.439 [laughing] 1511 01:01:47.540 --> 01:01:50.043 Now, on to the final dance... 1512 01:01:53.947 --> 01:01:56.316 Hoo...ey! 1513 01:01:56.349 --> 01:01:58.051 It's one of my favorites. 1514 01:01:59.085 --> 01:02:01.154 The Tango! 1515 01:02:01.187 --> 01:02:02.989 [tango music rises] 1516 01:02:03.023 --> 01:02:04.491 We got this. 1517 01:02:04.524 --> 01:02:06.826 If you say so. 1518 01:02:06.860 --> 01:02:10.964 And we'll see ya next time on Dance Your Heart Out! 1519 01:02:13.266 --> 01:02:15.502 [***] 1520 01:02:20.373 --> 01:02:22.942 [***] 1521 01:02:29.449 --> 01:02:31.317 In these days of online job ads 1522 01:02:31.351 --> 01:02:33.019 and A.I. auto-responses, 1523 01:02:33.053 --> 01:02:35.321 it's important we continue to evolve 1524 01:02:35.355 --> 01:02:36.990 to stay competitive. 1525 01:02:37.023 --> 01:02:37.857 My proposal 1526 01:02:37.891 --> 01:02:40.226 is we actually go back to the basics 1527 01:02:40.260 --> 01:02:42.328 for a more hands-on approach. 1528 01:02:42.362 --> 01:02:43.496 No, not "hands-on." 1529 01:02:43.530 --> 01:02:45.331 "Personal touch"? 1530 01:02:45.365 --> 01:02:48.201 Ugh... that sounds like a car wash. 1531 01:02:48.234 --> 01:02:49.936 [knocking on door] 1532 01:02:49.969 --> 01:02:50.937 Hey. 1533 01:02:50.970 --> 01:02:52.906 How's the presentation going? 1534 01:02:52.939 --> 01:02:55.008 I'm still trying to find the best way 1535 01:02:55.041 --> 01:02:57.344 to convince a few change-resistant people 1536 01:02:57.377 --> 01:02:59.179 that we have to try new things. 1537 01:02:59.212 --> 01:03:02.015 Well, if anyone can, you can. 1538 01:03:05.085 --> 01:03:06.886 That looks familiar. 1539 01:03:08.355 --> 01:03:10.857 My favorite place. 1540 01:03:10.890 --> 01:03:15.128 Right there in front-- the infamous birthday list. 1541 01:03:15.161 --> 01:03:17.564 Sure is. Ahem. 1542 01:03:17.597 --> 01:03:20.100 You know, not knowing is driving me crazy. 1543 01:03:20.133 --> 01:03:22.502 I know... but it still doesn't concern you. 1544 01:03:22.535 --> 01:03:24.037 Fair enough. 1545 01:03:24.070 --> 01:03:24.871 [claps his thighs] 1546 01:03:24.904 --> 01:03:27.173 I should get to cleaning some gutters 1547 01:03:27.207 --> 01:03:28.208 and leave you to work. 1548 01:03:28.241 --> 01:03:29.242 Sounds like a good time. 1549 01:03:29.275 --> 01:03:31.144 Always is. 1550 01:03:31.177 --> 01:03:32.178 [chuckles] 1551 01:03:32.212 --> 01:03:33.113 See you later? 1552 01:03:33.146 --> 01:03:34.547 Yeah. 1553 01:03:46.092 --> 01:03:48.261 [***] 1554 01:03:49.429 --> 01:03:51.965 [footsteps receding] 1555 01:03:58.638 --> 01:04:00.940 [***] 1556 01:04:05.211 --> 01:04:07.547 I can't look at that presentation anymore. 1557 01:04:07.580 --> 01:04:09.282 I just spent five minutes agonizing 1558 01:04:09.315 --> 01:04:12.519 about which version of to, too, or two I should use. 1559 01:04:12.552 --> 01:04:13.653 [chuckles] 1560 01:04:13.687 --> 01:04:16.356 Well, you can forget all that, 1561 01:04:16.389 --> 01:04:21.161 because it's time "to" dance-- T-O-- 1562 01:04:21.194 --> 01:04:25.965 now that you're here, "too"-- T-O-O-- 1563 01:04:25.999 --> 01:04:30.003 and... it takes "two"-- T-W-O-- 1564 01:04:30.036 --> 01:04:32.706 -[plays tango track] -...to tango. 1565 01:04:32.739 --> 01:04:34.541 [tango music swells on barn speakers] 1566 01:04:34.574 --> 01:04:37.210 [***] 1567 01:04:45.618 --> 01:04:48.121 [Casey laughs] 1568 01:04:50.090 --> 01:04:52.025 [Henry] The perfect end 1569 01:04:52.058 --> 01:04:55.261 to a long day of farming and dancing. 1570 01:04:55.295 --> 01:04:56.696 And recruiting. 1571 01:04:56.730 --> 01:05:00.200 And recruiting! How could I forget? 1572 01:05:00.233 --> 01:05:02.202 You were right about Hancock's ice cream. 1573 01:05:02.235 --> 01:05:03.670 Told ya. 1574 01:05:03.703 --> 01:05:07.007 It is making me a better person. 1575 01:05:07.040 --> 01:05:08.608 I thought of a name for the farm, by the way. 1576 01:05:08.641 --> 01:05:10.577 What's that? 1577 01:05:10.610 --> 01:05:13.046 "Wishful Meadows." 1578 01:05:14.214 --> 01:05:15.749 It's perfect. 1579 01:05:15.782 --> 01:05:19.652 And if not, we could always go back to my first idea-- 1580 01:05:19.686 --> 01:05:21.721 Poultry In Motion. 1581 01:05:21.755 --> 01:05:24.491 You're like a walking dad joke. 1582 01:05:24.524 --> 01:05:26.559 Yeah, I should put that on my resume. 1583 01:05:26.593 --> 01:05:27.560 You should! 1584 01:05:27.594 --> 01:05:29.029 Fortunately, 1585 01:05:29.062 --> 01:05:31.097 thanks to you and Aunt Gladys, 1586 01:05:31.131 --> 01:05:35.301 I won't be needing my resume for a long, long time. 1587 01:05:35.335 --> 01:05:36.970 That's true. 1588 01:05:38.672 --> 01:05:40.206 Are you still getting client calls 1589 01:05:40.240 --> 01:05:42.442 from everyone who's seen you on TV? 1590 01:05:42.475 --> 01:05:44.110 Sure am. 1591 01:05:44.144 --> 01:05:47.180 My bosses are happy about that part, at least. 1592 01:05:48.515 --> 01:05:50.316 But...? 1593 01:05:50.350 --> 01:05:54.254 ...But they don't like me working out here. 1594 01:05:54.287 --> 01:05:57.190 They want me available all day, every day. 1595 01:05:57.223 --> 01:05:59.759 And I guess, after we finish our tango, 1596 01:05:59.793 --> 01:06:01.795 I'll be going back to that. 1597 01:06:01.828 --> 01:06:04.698 I won't be out here nearly as much. 1598 01:06:05.699 --> 01:06:08.201 It's just... 1599 01:06:08.234 --> 01:06:11.404 being out here every day felt like... 1600 01:06:12.639 --> 01:06:16.309 ...I was doing something for myself, you know? 1601 01:06:18.378 --> 01:06:20.180 You brighten this place up. 1602 01:06:22.315 --> 01:06:26.353 Besides, you haven't even named any of the chickens yet. 1603 01:06:26.386 --> 01:06:27.821 That's true... 1604 01:06:27.854 --> 01:06:31.324 and, clearly, you cannot be trusted to do that without me. 1605 01:06:32.459 --> 01:06:34.461 [chuckles] 1606 01:06:36.563 --> 01:06:39.232 Ahem. You know... 1607 01:06:39.265 --> 01:06:42.836 I've been thinking about starting my own business, 1608 01:06:42.869 --> 01:06:45.672 especially now that people are calling and asking for me-- 1609 01:06:45.705 --> 01:06:47.374 not the company, in general. 1610 01:06:47.407 --> 01:06:49.209 I think that's a great idea. 1611 01:06:49.242 --> 01:06:50.710 Yeah... 1612 01:06:50.744 --> 01:06:54.280 but I'm not like you. 1613 01:06:54.314 --> 01:06:57.317 You knew what you wanted and you went after it. 1614 01:06:59.552 --> 01:07:02.122 I have a hard time... 1615 01:07:02.155 --> 01:07:04.824 Prioritizing your happiness? 1616 01:07:07.794 --> 01:07:09.496 [coyotes howling] 1617 01:07:09.529 --> 01:07:12.499 [chuckles] It's okay. 1618 01:07:12.532 --> 01:07:14.734 They can't hurt you. You're safe. 1619 01:07:14.768 --> 01:07:17.871 They sound really close. 1620 01:07:17.904 --> 01:07:22.108 It's just coyotes doin' coyote things. 1621 01:07:26.179 --> 01:07:29.182 You wanna come on rounds with me? 1622 01:07:30.550 --> 01:07:33.386 I should really review my presentation one more time, 1623 01:07:33.420 --> 01:07:35.155 and get home, 1624 01:07:35.188 --> 01:07:37.724 but I'll see you at dance rehearsals. 1625 01:07:37.757 --> 01:07:39.392 Yeah. 1626 01:07:40.660 --> 01:07:43.730 Hey, Casey... 1627 01:07:43.763 --> 01:07:46.099 text me when you're home safe? 1628 01:07:47.233 --> 01:07:49.202 Deal. 1629 01:07:52.605 --> 01:07:54.607 [***] 1630 01:08:00.680 --> 01:08:03.216 [***] 1631 01:08:14.961 --> 01:08:16.496 Goodnight, ladies. 1632 01:08:17.731 --> 01:08:19.466 [coyote howls] 1633 01:08:23.870 --> 01:08:26.606 [***] 1634 01:08:45.658 --> 01:08:47.761 [***] 1635 01:09:17.023 --> 01:09:19.859 [***] 1636 01:09:29.936 --> 01:09:31.771 [***] 1637 01:09:43.983 --> 01:09:46.653 [***] 1638 01:10:11.644 --> 01:10:13.913 [***] 1639 01:10:28.762 --> 01:10:31.598 [***] 1640 01:10:41.441 --> 01:10:42.909 [rooster crows] 1641 01:10:45.912 --> 01:10:48.648 [crowing continues] 1642 01:10:48.682 --> 01:10:50.750 [***] 1643 01:11:11.037 --> 01:11:12.906 [phone ringing] 1644 01:11:16.042 --> 01:11:17.610 Hey. 1645 01:11:17.644 --> 01:11:18.611 [Jess] Hey! You missed the meeting this morning. 1646 01:11:18.645 --> 01:11:20.347 Are you on your way to dance rehearsal? 1647 01:11:20.380 --> 01:11:21.514 No, I overslept. 1648 01:11:21.548 --> 01:11:22.515 Oh. 1649 01:11:22.549 --> 01:11:23.917 Well, what's the status on the presentation? 1650 01:11:23.950 --> 01:11:24.884 Do you want me to proof it? 1651 01:11:25.919 --> 01:11:27.354 Yes! Please. 1652 01:11:27.387 --> 01:11:29.656 Um, let me send that to you. 1653 01:11:32.926 --> 01:11:35.462 [***] 1654 01:11:36.796 --> 01:11:37.897 That's weird. 1655 01:11:37.931 --> 01:11:38.932 What? 1656 01:11:40.033 --> 01:11:42.002 Casey? 1657 01:11:42.035 --> 01:11:43.803 I'll call you back. 1658 01:11:46.106 --> 01:11:48.408 Hello? 1659 01:11:49.843 --> 01:11:51.945 [***] 1660 01:11:58.451 --> 01:12:00.487 [engine shuts off] 1661 01:12:08.962 --> 01:12:11.498 [***] 1662 01:12:13.566 --> 01:12:15.468 [Charlotte] Casey? 1663 01:12:18.705 --> 01:12:21.041 [***] 1664 01:12:30.784 --> 01:12:32.752 Good morning. 1665 01:12:32.786 --> 01:12:34.421 Hey. 1666 01:12:34.454 --> 01:12:36.956 Thanks for coming in early to help. 1667 01:12:36.990 --> 01:12:39.192 You look nice this morning. 1668 01:12:39.225 --> 01:12:41.528 Anyway, I'm still having trouble 1669 01:12:41.561 --> 01:12:43.430 with the-the head-whip on the pivot turn. 1670 01:12:43.463 --> 01:12:45.432 [Gloria] Yup, I noticed. 1671 01:12:45.465 --> 01:12:46.766 You're turning your head too slowly. 1672 01:12:46.800 --> 01:12:48.134 It's supposed to end the sequence. 1673 01:12:48.168 --> 01:12:49.602 All right, let's do it. 1674 01:12:49.636 --> 01:12:51.438 [stomping up stairs] 1675 01:12:51.471 --> 01:12:53.506 [confused] Hey. 1676 01:12:55.942 --> 01:12:57.577 Right! I... 1677 01:12:57.610 --> 01:13:00.113 have someone I need to see 1678 01:13:00.146 --> 01:13:01.781 right now, 1679 01:13:01.815 --> 01:13:02.882 elsewhere. 1680 01:13:06.986 --> 01:13:08.688 What's going on? 1681 01:13:08.722 --> 01:13:10.223 Do you have something to tell me? 1682 01:13:10.256 --> 01:13:12.025 No. 1683 01:13:12.058 --> 01:13:13.793 You snooped on my computer. 1684 01:13:13.827 --> 01:13:15.795 You just had to know, didn't you? 1685 01:13:15.829 --> 01:13:17.731 Okay. Yes, but-- 1686 01:13:17.764 --> 01:13:19.599 I told you the list wasn't your business, 1687 01:13:19.632 --> 01:13:20.667 but you looked anyway. 1688 01:13:20.700 --> 01:13:21.668 Casey-- 1689 01:13:21.701 --> 01:13:23.503 No, you invaded my privacy! 1690 01:13:23.536 --> 01:13:25.638 Okay, you're right. 1691 01:13:25.672 --> 01:13:27.974 And I'm sorry, but I-I thought 1692 01:13:28.008 --> 01:13:29.542 that i-if I could just 1693 01:13:29.576 --> 01:13:30.977 get to know you that little bit more-- 1694 01:13:31.011 --> 01:13:32.746 But I didn't want you to know! 1695 01:13:32.779 --> 01:13:35.548 Casey, all it said was that you wanted to find love. 1696 01:13:35.582 --> 01:13:37.484 I don't understand why that's such a bad thing. 1697 01:13:37.517 --> 01:13:39.886 It's not bad. It's embarrassing. 1698 01:13:39.919 --> 01:13:42.255 It's been the third thing on my list for years, 1699 01:13:42.288 --> 01:13:44.157 and it's never happened. 1700 01:13:44.190 --> 01:13:45.725 You know... 1701 01:13:45.759 --> 01:13:47.494 I actually started to believe 1702 01:13:47.527 --> 01:13:50.830 that all this swirling around us really was magic, 1703 01:13:50.864 --> 01:13:53.667 and I thought, after we did the first two things on my list, 1704 01:13:53.700 --> 01:13:56.002 that-- I thought maybe this was the year 1705 01:13:56.036 --> 01:13:57.103 that I finally found... 1706 01:13:57.137 --> 01:13:58.738 [sobs] 1707 01:13:58.772 --> 01:14:01.641 Wishing for love can't make it real. 1708 01:14:03.677 --> 01:14:05.712 Casey, come on. We can talk this through! 1709 01:14:05.745 --> 01:14:07.147 The only thing through is us. 1710 01:14:07.180 --> 01:14:09.182 [gasps] 1711 01:14:09.215 --> 01:14:11.084 Goodbye, Henry. 1712 01:14:11.117 --> 01:14:14.020 Casey, come on! 1713 01:14:14.054 --> 01:14:16.022 Casey! 1714 01:14:24.197 --> 01:14:26.866 [keys clacking loudly] 1715 01:14:26.900 --> 01:14:28.935 [forceful typing continues] 1716 01:14:28.968 --> 01:14:30.103 Ahem. 1717 01:14:33.773 --> 01:14:37.310 Do you have a vendetta against computers? 1718 01:14:37.344 --> 01:14:40.080 Just making a few final tweaks to my presentation. 1719 01:14:40.113 --> 01:14:41.614 Okay. 1720 01:14:41.648 --> 01:14:42.749 So, you ready for Dancetomorrow? 1721 01:14:42.782 --> 01:14:44.718 [clacking stops] 1722 01:14:46.052 --> 01:14:48.021 [***] 1723 01:14:52.158 --> 01:14:54.761 You wanna talk about it? 1724 01:15:03.136 --> 01:15:04.237 [sighs sadly] 1725 01:15:04.270 --> 01:15:07.040 [***] 1726 01:15:14.614 --> 01:15:17.217 Hey. 1727 01:15:17.250 --> 01:15:19.185 [concerned] Hey! 1728 01:15:19.219 --> 01:15:20.887 Uncle Henry. 1729 01:15:22.122 --> 01:15:24.991 Casey had that exact face this morning. 1730 01:15:25.025 --> 01:15:26.893 What happened? Did you guys have a fight? 1731 01:15:26.926 --> 01:15:29.295 [shuffles his feet] 1732 01:15:29.329 --> 01:15:31.831 What did you do? 1733 01:15:37.303 --> 01:15:40.140 [Jess] Yes, I-I would be upset about that, too, 1734 01:15:40.173 --> 01:15:40.874 if I'm being honest. 1735 01:15:40.907 --> 01:15:43.810 Right? Snooping on my computer? 1736 01:15:43.843 --> 01:15:46.146 I can't believe he did that. 1737 01:15:46.179 --> 01:15:47.313 But... 1738 01:15:47.347 --> 01:15:49.015 pulling him into your wish list, 1739 01:15:49.049 --> 01:15:52.018 and then refusing to tell him the last one-- 1740 01:15:52.052 --> 01:15:54.888 I mean, that's old closed-off-Casey kinda stuff 1741 01:15:54.921 --> 01:15:57.824 that you used to do in every relationship. 1742 01:15:57.857 --> 01:15:59.759 I would probably snoop, too. 1743 01:15:59.793 --> 01:16:01.127 You're taking his side? 1744 01:16:01.161 --> 01:16:02.295 There are no sides! 1745 01:16:02.328 --> 01:16:03.630 Why does there have to be sides? 1746 01:16:03.663 --> 01:16:05.865 All I see are 1747 01:16:05.899 --> 01:16:08.368 two strong, independent people 1748 01:16:08.401 --> 01:16:10.337 trying to navigate a relationship, 1749 01:16:10.370 --> 01:16:12.072 and, sometimes... 1750 01:16:12.105 --> 01:16:13.006 getting it wrong. 1751 01:16:16.109 --> 01:16:17.811 [sighs] 1752 01:16:19.079 --> 01:16:20.313 Casey? 1753 01:16:20.347 --> 01:16:22.182 I love you. 1754 01:16:22.215 --> 01:16:24.784 You're my best friend, 1755 01:16:24.818 --> 01:16:26.319 and it has been so nice to see 1756 01:16:26.353 --> 01:16:29.055 the person that does everything for everyone else 1757 01:16:29.089 --> 01:16:31.624 finally make some time for herself. 1758 01:16:33.426 --> 01:16:35.895 Before you walk away from all this, 1759 01:16:35.929 --> 01:16:38.298 I really want you to ask yourself-- 1760 01:16:38.331 --> 01:16:40.333 is that what you want? 1761 01:16:46.106 --> 01:16:47.407 I don't know. 1762 01:16:51.811 --> 01:16:53.113 But I do know 1763 01:16:53.146 --> 01:16:55.815 that I have to finish my presentation. 1764 01:16:55.849 --> 01:16:58.718 [keys begin clacking] 1765 01:16:58.752 --> 01:17:00.053 Okay. Do you want any help? 1766 01:17:00.086 --> 01:17:01.388 [tersely] No, I got it. 1767 01:17:03.456 --> 01:17:05.325 [sadly] That's what I thought. 1768 01:17:05.358 --> 01:17:07.327 [***] 1769 01:17:17.203 --> 01:17:19.372 [***] 1770 01:17:29.849 --> 01:17:32.152 [Henry, shakily] And that's it-- it's over. 1771 01:17:32.185 --> 01:17:33.053 Why is it over? 1772 01:17:33.086 --> 01:17:35.422 Because she never wants to see me again. 1773 01:17:37.857 --> 01:17:38.992 What? 1774 01:17:39.025 --> 01:17:40.360 You messed up and you had a fight, 1775 01:17:40.393 --> 01:17:41.995 that's all-- people fight. 1776 01:17:42.028 --> 01:17:43.363 And then, the person who did wrong-- 1777 01:17:43.396 --> 01:17:44.330 in this case, very much you-- 1778 01:17:44.364 --> 01:17:45.498 apologizes, 1779 01:17:45.532 --> 01:17:47.467 and promises to do better next time. 1780 01:17:47.500 --> 01:17:48.868 You don't take your ball and go home 1781 01:17:48.902 --> 01:17:50.003 the first time there's a problem. 1782 01:17:51.338 --> 01:17:52.806 What she said. 1783 01:17:52.839 --> 01:17:54.074 Look. What matters 1784 01:17:54.107 --> 01:17:56.943 is that Casey changed everything the day she came into your life. 1785 01:17:56.976 --> 01:17:58.411 Wish one-- you dance now. 1786 01:17:58.445 --> 01:18:00.013 You never did that before. 1787 01:18:00.046 --> 01:18:02.015 Wish two? You did stand-up-- and don't forget, 1788 01:18:02.048 --> 01:18:03.750 she saved your bacon on that stage. 1789 01:18:03.783 --> 01:18:05.018 And wish three? 1790 01:18:05.051 --> 01:18:06.886 Like it or not, Uncle Henna, you fell in love, 1791 01:18:06.920 --> 01:18:08.154 and when you're in love, 1792 01:18:08.188 --> 01:18:10.056 you don't do anything to risk losing that, 1793 01:18:10.090 --> 01:18:11.191 so go make this right. 1794 01:18:11.224 --> 01:18:12.859 But I don't know how to do that 1795 01:18:12.892 --> 01:18:16.096 without putting myself way, way out there. 1796 01:18:16.129 --> 01:18:18.031 Then put yourself way, way out there. 1797 01:18:18.064 --> 01:18:20.033 Again, what she said. 1798 01:18:21.001 --> 01:18:23.937 [***] 1799 01:18:27.407 --> 01:18:31.511 That experience led me to consider this paradigm shift 1800 01:18:31.544 --> 01:18:34.347 in the way we approach recruiting. 1801 01:18:36.383 --> 01:18:37.283 I understand 1802 01:18:37.317 --> 01:18:40.420 that this is a different way of thinking, 1803 01:18:40.453 --> 01:18:42.055 but this new philosophy 1804 01:18:42.088 --> 01:18:45.158 will help our clients find out what they actually want, 1805 01:18:45.191 --> 01:18:47.527 instead of just helping them find the next job. 1806 01:18:53.967 --> 01:18:55.201 [knocking on glass] 1807 01:18:55.235 --> 01:18:56.369 Henry? 1808 01:18:56.403 --> 01:18:58.338 What are you doing here? 1809 01:18:58.371 --> 01:19:00.073 I'm sorry to interrupt. 1810 01:19:00.106 --> 01:19:03.009 I won't take much of your time, but, Casey... 1811 01:19:04.611 --> 01:19:06.379 ...I need your help. 1812 01:19:07.514 --> 01:19:08.481 Henry-- 1813 01:19:08.515 --> 01:19:09.816 I messed up. 1814 01:19:09.849 --> 01:19:14.120 I overstepped and I am so sorry, 1815 01:19:14.154 --> 01:19:16.556 but... 1816 01:19:16.589 --> 01:19:18.091 I know deep in my heart 1817 01:19:18.124 --> 01:19:20.393 that your third wish has already come true, 1818 01:19:20.427 --> 01:19:21.828 because... 1819 01:19:21.861 --> 01:19:24.464 I have fallen so deeply for you. 1820 01:19:25.932 --> 01:19:28.201 I love you, Casey Carter. 1821 01:19:29.869 --> 01:19:31.504 I love you, too. 1822 01:19:31.538 --> 01:19:33.840 And... if you'll do me the honor 1823 01:19:33.873 --> 01:19:35.275 of dancing with me tonight, 1824 01:19:35.308 --> 01:19:36.976 I promise 1825 01:19:37.010 --> 01:19:39.045 to make all your dreams come true, 1826 01:19:39.079 --> 01:19:40.980 forever and ever and ever. 1827 01:19:41.014 --> 01:19:43.216 [***] 1828 01:19:45.251 --> 01:19:47.587 Um... 1829 01:19:47.620 --> 01:19:49.422 We would be on the air in an hour. 1830 01:19:50.957 --> 01:19:52.959 Jess, will you wrap things up for me? 1831 01:19:52.992 --> 01:19:54.294 Yeah, obviously. 1832 01:19:55.428 --> 01:19:56.563 Let's go. 1833 01:19:56.596 --> 01:19:57.997 -Yeah? -Let's go! 1834 01:19:58.031 --> 01:19:59.432 -Okay! Yeah-ha-ha! -[Casey laughing] 1835 01:19:59.466 --> 01:20:01.001 [***] 1836 01:20:01.034 --> 01:20:02.602 [giggling] 1837 01:20:04.337 --> 01:20:06.573 Well... now that I'm in charge, 1838 01:20:06.606 --> 01:20:10.076 let's see a show of hands of who wants to wrap this meeting up 1839 01:20:10.110 --> 01:20:12.445 so we can see Henry and Casey dance on live television? 1840 01:20:14.047 --> 01:20:15.081 Oh, come on! 1841 01:20:15.115 --> 01:20:17.183 You know you want to. 1842 01:20:17.217 --> 01:20:18.618 Yes! Great! Meeting adjourned. 1843 01:20:18.651 --> 01:20:19.919 Somebody, go get popcorn. 1844 01:20:19.953 --> 01:20:21.888 [tango music playing on television] 1845 01:20:21.921 --> 01:20:24.157 [***] 1846 01:20:26.326 --> 01:20:29.262 [Spencer] Wow! Just gorgeous, Couple Number Three! 1847 01:20:29.295 --> 01:20:29.996 Thank you. 1848 01:20:30.030 --> 01:20:31.898 [applause] 1849 01:20:31.931 --> 01:20:35.335 [***] 1850 01:20:37.971 --> 01:20:41.107 Um, so unfortunately, it looks like-- 1851 01:20:41.141 --> 01:20:42.575 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait! We're sorry we're late. 1852 01:20:42.609 --> 01:20:43.643 We're sorry we're late. 1853 01:20:43.677 --> 01:20:45.311 Never mind. Here they are! 1854 01:20:45.345 --> 01:20:46.513 [chortles] 1855 01:20:46.546 --> 01:20:48.048 Life on a farm! 1856 01:20:48.081 --> 01:20:49.916 -[chuckling] -But we're here now 1857 01:20:49.949 --> 01:20:53.086 and ready to tango, Spencer. 1858 01:20:53.119 --> 01:20:54.688 I've never seen him do that face before. 1859 01:20:54.721 --> 01:20:55.689 [chuckling] 1860 01:20:55.722 --> 01:20:56.923 All righty, then! 1861 01:20:56.956 --> 01:20:58.625 Let's, uh, let's see what ya got. 1862 01:21:01.494 --> 01:21:05.532 [whispers] I'm about to make all your wishes come true. 1863 01:21:05.565 --> 01:21:07.500 You already have. 1864 01:21:07.534 --> 01:21:10.136 [tango track begins, bold and romantic] 1865 01:21:10.170 --> 01:21:12.172 [***] 1866 01:21:23.083 --> 01:21:24.517 [Jess] Oh, she's going in! 1867 01:21:26.386 --> 01:21:27.654 Oh! 1868 01:21:31.391 --> 01:21:36.129 [***] 1869 01:21:43.536 --> 01:21:47.507 [***] 1870 01:21:55.682 --> 01:21:58.084 [***] 1871 01:21:58.118 --> 01:22:00.487 [crowd applauding] 1872 01:22:00.520 --> 01:22:02.589 [office cheering] 1873 01:22:02.622 --> 01:22:05.258 Yes! That is my girl! 1874 01:22:08.261 --> 01:22:10.563 [applause continues] 1875 01:22:14.067 --> 01:22:15.702 So... 1876 01:22:15.735 --> 01:22:17.671 what's next for Ms. Carter? 1877 01:22:17.704 --> 01:22:20.473 I am gonna start my own business 1878 01:22:20.507 --> 01:22:22.475 where I can implement all of my own ideas. 1879 01:22:23.510 --> 01:22:24.644 I like it. 1880 01:22:24.678 --> 01:22:26.146 Which means... 1881 01:22:26.179 --> 01:22:28.248 I'll be able to spend more time out here. 1882 01:22:28.281 --> 01:22:30.417 I've realized 1883 01:22:30.450 --> 01:22:34.688 I just wanna spend time with the things I love-- 1884 01:22:34.721 --> 01:22:36.423 Wishful Meadows 1885 01:22:36.456 --> 01:22:37.791 and... 1886 01:22:37.824 --> 01:22:39.292 being with you. 1887 01:22:42.095 --> 01:22:43.730 Well, that's great... 1888 01:22:43.763 --> 01:22:46.633 because this farm, and this farmer, 1889 01:22:46.666 --> 01:22:49.135 love you right back. 1890 01:22:49.169 --> 01:22:52.472 [***] 1891 01:23:01.147 --> 01:23:03.450 You know... 1892 01:23:03.483 --> 01:23:07.253 now that I've done all the things on my birthday list, 1893 01:23:07.287 --> 01:23:09.522 I have to figure out what to wish for next year. 1894 01:23:09.556 --> 01:23:12.192 [***] 1895 01:23:12.225 --> 01:23:16.696 * I'm coming home... * 1896 01:23:20.233 --> 01:23:21.334 [man] Sometimes, 1897 01:23:21.368 --> 01:23:23.336 all it takes is a chance meeting 1898 01:23:23.370 --> 01:23:25.405 with the right person at the right time 1899 01:23:25.438 --> 01:23:27.540 for magic to truly happen. 1900 01:23:27.574 --> 01:23:32.245 [***] 1901 01:23:35.515 --> 01:23:39.319 [***]